U.S. stock futures were narrowly mixed on Thursday as traders looked ahead to economic data due later in the session.
Oil prices nudged higher with global benchmark Brent Crude up 1.1%, and U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate up 1.2% recently after a official data showed the biggest weekly decline in U.S. crude production in almost a year.
At 8:30 a.m., data are expected to show the third GDP estimate for Q1 unchanged at 1.2%. Forecasters also see jobless claims coming in unchanged at 241,000 in June, according to data compiled by Econoday.
Federal Reserve President James Bullard is scheduled to give a speech.
In equities, shares of Rite Aid ( RAD ) were 20.4% lower pre-bell after the company terminated its merger agreement with Walgreens ( WBA ).
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