On Friday, U.S. stock futures experienced a decline as investors weighed the Federal Reserve's latest policy announcements against ongoing trade policy uncertainty and recession concerns. The S&P 500 dropped by 0.9%, despite efforts to overturn a four-week downward streak. Similarly, the Dow Jones decreased by nearly 300 points, equating to a 0.7% decline, and the Nasdaq saw a 1.1% fall. Earlier in the week, Federal Reserve policymakers opted to keep interest rates stable, reiterating their forecast for two rate reductions this year, even as they raised their inflation forecast and downgraded economic growth projections. Meanwhile, the market is on alert for President Trump’s forthcoming reciprocal tariff plans, expected to be implemented in April. Among specific stocks, FedEx shares fell by over 9% following the company's update on its annual guidance, which was lowered due to "continued weakness and uncertainty" in the economic environment. Nike shares declined by nearly 7% after the company cautioned of an impending sales decline this quarter. In contrast, Danaher saw a 3% rise in its stock value after receiving a "buy" upgrade from Goldman Sachs.