Carrier Global Corporation is under mild pressure in pre-market trading, extending a decline that saw the stock fall 2.3% during the previous regular session. The movement aligns with broader weakness in the industrials sector, where peers such as Dover Corporation and Stanley Black & Decker also faced notable declines. This downward trend is largely driven by macroeconomic headwinds, specifically a surge in U.S. oil prices topping $100 a barrel and rising Treasury yields that have weighed on major market indexes. While the California State Teachers Retirement System recently disclosed a significant increase in its stake in the company, this institutional filing has been overshadowed by the prevailing negative sentiment surrounding inflation data and energy costs.