S&P Futures are flat to higher as the market continues to digest comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. China rolled out some stimulus measures over the weekend which is resulting in Chinese stocks moving higher this morning. MMM said to have reached a settlement in the earplugs case. Attention this week will be on Thursday's Personal Consumption Index (PCE) report and on Friday's Non-Farm Payrolls report. In Europe, the major indexes are showing gains & oil prices are ticking higher.

S&P Futures are higher this morning and bond yields are slightly higher this morning ahead of today's speech from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Markets will be paying close attention to his speech and today's directional move will be based on his comments. In Europe, the major indexes are showing gains & oil prices are trading higher by more than 1%.

S&P Futures are positive this morning with tech stock in focus as NVDA delivered strong earnings overnight. Market will soon turn its focus to tomorrow speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powel. Chairman Powell is expected to continue to his message that the inflation battle is far from over and the rates need to remain elevated for some time. In Europe, the major indexes are showing gains & oil prices are slightly higher as the dollar has weakened.

S&P Futures are trading higher this morning as the market are bulling on the weakening economic data out of Europe this morning. The weaking data is an indication that the Fed's policy of raising rates is having its desired effect and is slowing down the global economy as the Fed works towards its 2% inflation target. Earnings and today's PMI reading will be in focus today. In Europe, stocks are trading higher & oil prices are falling.

S&P Futures are trading higher this morning with tech stocks in focus as AI favorite Nivida is scheduled to release earnings tomorrow afternoon. The banking sector is on watch as S&P lowered its credit ratings on KEY, CMA, VLY UMBF and other smaller banks. Retail stocks will be active on earnings announcement this morning as M BJ, COTY DKS, BIDU LOW are reporting. In Europe, stocks are higher with technology stocks moving higher. Oil prices are slightly lower ahead of stockpile reports.

S&P Futures are trading higher this morning as the markets continue to show relatively positivity. China continues to make promises on a stimulus package, however their actions have been a disappointment to the markets. PANW delivered robust earnings after the close on Friday. Disinflation remains a key factor in the markets. In Europe, stocks are higher with healthcare and energy are higher. and oil prices rising on production concerns.

S&P Futures are displaying gains this morning. Earnings announcements from CSCO and WMT are in focus. Fitch Rating hinted that it may reconsider China's A+ credit grade. In Europe, stocks are slightly lower and oil prices rebounding after weakening earlier this week.

S&P Futures are displaying gains this morning. Earnings announcements from CSCO and WMT are in focus. Fitch Rating hinted that it may reconsider China's A+ credit grade. In Europe, stocks are slightly lower and oil prices rebounding after weakening earlier this week.

S&P Futures are fractionally higher this morning. Earnings from retailors and the industrial production report will be in focus this morning. In the afternoon, the market will be watching for the Fed meeting minutes which is likely to show only a minority of officials favored holding interest rates steady over the remainder of the year. In China overnight, new home sales fell month over month and two major brokers have lowered the GDP forecasts for the country. In Europe, stocks are mainly positive and oil prices moving slightly lower in the pre market.

S&P Futures are moving lower this morning. Economic data out of China was weaker than expected and is creating a negative catalyst for the markets this morning. This morning the markets will be paying attention to the Retail Sales report. In earnings news, Home Depot released better than expected earnings. In Washington, Speaker Kevin McCarthy said that he expects a "short term" funding measure will be necessary to avoid a government shutdown. In Europe, stocks are falling and oil prices are lower on dollar strength and concerns on China.