U.S. stock index futures leveled off Thursday evening as gains from a Greenland-related geopolitical relief faded. Markets had rallied after President Trump softened his stance on Greenland, easing earlier tensions that rattled investors.

Intel Corporation shares dropped over 13% in extended trading despite beating fourth-quarter earnings. The chipmaker’s weak first-quarter guidance and supply constraints overshadowed the positive results, reflecting ongoing challenges in catching up with AI-driven demand.

The broader market drew support from tech stocks, with Meta jumping 5.7% after Jefferies reaffirmed it as a top pick. Upcoming earnings from major tech firms including Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon will be closely watched for signs of sustained growth in the sector.