U.S. stock futures rose Wednesday night following a sharp sell-off in tech stocks, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 78 points. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite experienced their worst session since 2022 due to disappointing earnings from major tech firms like Alphabet and Tesla, leading to a broader market correction. Meanwhile, Philippine stocks rebounded by 0.61%, buoyed by improved poverty statistics and positive sentiment from the U.S. market's performance. India's Sensex also climbed ahead of the Union Budget presentation, with notable foreign fund inflows driving investor optimism. In global markets, futures were lifted by tech stocks as traders reacted to recent political developments, including President Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race. Overall, investors are navigating a mix of earnings reports and geopolitical factors while seeking stability in the markets.