President Donald Trump will hold talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the White House as the Republican leader has indicated the U.S. government’s hold on sales of advanced fighter jets to Ankara may soon be lifted. During Trump’s first term, the United States kicked out Turkey, a NATO ally, from its flagship F-35 fighter jet program after it purchased an air defense system from Russia. U.S. officials worried that Turkey’s use of Russia’s S-400 surface-to-air missile system could be used to gather data on the capabilities of the F-35 and that the information could end up in Russian hands. But Trump last week gave Turkey hope that a resolution to the matter is near as he announced plans for Erdogan’s Thursday visit.

Wall Street was poised to open with losses again following consecutive days of declines that have brought markets off of record highs. Futures for the S&P 500 fell 0.3% before the bell Thursday, while futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average inched back 0.1%. Nasdaq futures were down 0.4%. CarMax tumbled nearly 12% after it badly missed Wall Street’s second-quarter profit targets as sales declined from the same period a year ago. Intel continued its climb, with shares rising 2.4% overnight on media reports that the struggling chipmaker seeking an investment from Apple. Coming later Thursday are reports on the labor market, home sales and GDP.