S&P Futures are positive this morning. Positive action overnight in Asia has helped push both the European and U.S. indices higher this morning. There are expectations that China will be introducing additional stimulus measures. There is an FOMC meeting this week and it is expected that the Fed will announce measures to end their bond-buying program in the Spring. 

S&P Futures are indicating a positive open this morning. Earnings results after the close yesterday were mainly positive and pre-market gains in the FANG stocks are helping the index to tick higher this morning. The key economic event today is the release of the CPI data one hour before the market opens. Inflationary data will be the hot topic over the next week. The Fed has its FOMC meeting next week.

S&P Futures are moving lower in pre-market trading. After three days and a significant move higher we are seeing some profit-taking. The recent bout of market volatility was created by conflicting headlines on the Omicron variant and mixed signals on the health of the economy. The U.K. has outlined a new work-from-home mandate and mask guidelines last night. This morning we have the weekly jobless claims figures being released and after the close today, we have earnings reports due out from AVGO, COST, LULU, MTN, ORCL, and more.

S&P Futures are fractionally higher this morning after two days of strong gains. On the economic front, we have two key reports due out, the JOLTS report and the EIA oil stockpiles report. On Capitol Hill, the CEOs of 6 major cryptocurrency firms will be appearing before Congress to discuss regulation. Also, Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, appears before the Senate at 2:30 p.m. ET to discuss “Protecting Kids Online,". Oil prices are showing gains this morning as the API reports indicate a draw in stockpiles occurred last week. RH & GME are scheduled to release earnings this afternoon.

S&P Futures are pointed to a second day of gains this morning, as the market continues to focus on the latest news on the Omicron variant of coronavirus. President Biden is set to hold a virtual meeting with Putin to discuss the recent build-up of Russian troops on the Ukrainian border. American Airlines CEO set to retire in March of 2022.

S&P Futures are slightly lower this morning ahead of this morning's Non-Farm Payrolls report that is due out one hour before the markets open. Oil prices are displaying gains this morning as OPEC agreed to continue with its scheduled production increases. Congress passed a short-term funding bill and avoided a shutdown. Concerns over the Omicron virus has started to diminish as drug companies confirmed that their treatments remain highly effective.

S&P Futures are indicating a higher opening this morning. The key economic event today is the Jobless Claims report being released 1 hour before the market open. OPEC will be making an announcement this morning on production quotas that will create volatility in the sector today. PFE and GSK have spoken positively on the effectiveness of their Covid treatments against the Omicron variant. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are said to be close to an agreement for raising the debt ceiling. Later this afternoon, watch for earnings releases from DOCU, MRVL, OLLI, COO, GWRE, ULTA, and SWBI. Key earnings released Tuesday included FIVE, SLPK, SNOW abd CRWD.

Look out for some key FANG alerts:

Meta Platforms Inc: Facebook asked a U.S. court on Wednesday to dismiss and not allow the refiling of an antitrust lawsuit by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission which urges a court to demand that the company sell two big subsidiaries.

S&P Futures are displaying strong gains this morning. Asia closed higher, Europe in up and oil futures are pushing higher by 3% ahead of tomorrow's OPEC announcement. This morning we have the PMI data being released. There are a couple of important economic reports scheduled for release today including the ADP Employment Report and the EIA Stockpiles Report.