On March 2, all three major US stock index futures fell collectively. As of press time, Dow Jones futures dropped 1.36%, Nasdaq futures fell 1.67%, and S&P 500 index futures declined 1.32%.

Star tech stocks mostly declined, with AMD, Micron Technology, Broadcom, Intel, Netflix, and Oracle falling more than 3%, Tesla, Google A, and Amazon dropping more than 2%; popular Chinese concept stocks also mostly declined, with Alibaba and Baidu down more than 3%, JD.com, Bilibili, and XPeng Motors falling more than 2%, Pinduoduo, NIO, and Li Auto dropping more than 1%; oil stocks collectively strengthened, with Occidental Petroleum, Apache, and Murphy Oil rising more than 7%, ExxonMobil up more than 6%, Halliburton up more than 5%, Chevron and Schlumberger up more than 4%; the precious metals sector mostly rose, with Hecla Mining up more than 4%, Coeur Mining, Kinross Gold, Gold Fields, and Newmont Mining up more than 3%, Harmony Gold and Pan American Silver up more than 2%; defense stocks performed strongly, with Kratos Defense & Security up more than 9%, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies up more than 7%, Northrop Grumman up more than 6%, L3Harris Technologies up nearly 5%, Palantir up more than 4%; drone concept stocks strengthened, with AeroVironment up more than 11%, Red Cat up more than 8%, Unusual Machines up more than 7%, Ondas up more than 6%, Airo Group up more than 3%; airline stocks mostly declined, with Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and American Airlines falling more than 5%, Southwest Airlines down nearly 4%; cruise stocks mostly declined, with Carnival Cruise Line down more than 7%, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line falling more than 5%.