Good morning, it's Tuesday, March 19th. I’m Lynn Norris and here are the Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens, presented by The Street: First up, Stocks Rise as Fed Unlikely to Move on Interest Rates U.S. stock futures rose modestly on Tuesday, and global stocks steadied as investors kept risk appetite in check ahead of the start of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting. Contracts tied to the Dow were up 74 points, futures for the S&P 500 rose 7.

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TheStreet Daily Snapshot, Afternoon 3/15/19.

Good morning, it's Friday, March 15th. I’m Lynn Norris and here are the Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens, presented by The Street: First up, Stocks Rise as U.S. and China Make Trade Progress U.S. stock futures were higher on Friday, getting a lift from Asian markets that rose on hopes the U.S. and China were making progress on a trade agreement. Contracts tied to the Dow rose 72 points, futures for the S&P 500 were up 7 points, and Nasdaq futures gained 29.75 points.

TheStreet Daily Snapshot, Afternoon 3/13/19.

Good morning, it's Thursday, March 14th. I’m Lynn Norris and here are the Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens, presented by The Street: First up, Stocks Higher but Pressured by Weak Chinese Data U.S. stock futures were rising modestly on Thursday but were pressured after industrial output in China slowed in January and February. Contracts tied to the Dow rose 34 points, futures for the S&P 500 gained 3.75 points, and Nasdaq futures were up 16 points.

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TheStreet Daily Snapshot, Afternoon 3/12/19.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, March 12th. I’m Lynn Norris and here are the Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens, presented by The Street: First up, Stocks Rise Ahead of Brexit Vote U.S. stock futures were higher on Tuesday and shares in Asia rallied after Britain and the European Union announced they had agreed to changes in their Brexit deal ahead a vote in the U.K. Parliament on the fate of the divorce agreement. Contracts tied to the Dow rose 6.