Stock futures dipped as major indexes prepare to conclude a week of post-election gains, with the Dow up 4%, S&P 500 rising 4.2%, and Nasdaq increasing 5.6%. Wall Street anticipates a Trump presidency will foster a more favorable regulatory environment, boosting M&A activity, particularly in pharmaceuticals, finance, and media.In China, a significant 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) package has been announced to tackle local government debt, aimed at alleviating financial pressures and promoting economic growth, with further support expected next year.