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U.S. Stock Futures Trade in Tight Range, Major Indices Surge

 
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U.S. stock futures show a narrow trading range as major indices surge.

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Investing.com - U.S. stock futures were trading in a tight range during Sunday's evening deals, with major benchmark indices surging in the market. Investors eagerly await comments from St. on Tuesday, which could impact stock futures. September S&P 500 futures (ESU23) and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU23) are down slightly this morning after three consecutive days of gains.

The S&P 500 ended slightly lower on Friday, primarily due to the decline in bank and financial shares. However, market analysts suggest tracking stock futures and premarket prices, especially index futures, to anticipate the market's direction.

European stock markets are expected to open lower on Monday after the release of disappointing Chinese growth data. This news may impact U.S. stock futures as investors assess the global economic situation.

U.S. stock futures weakened on Friday, signaling a potential losing week for Wall Street. Investors are concerned about the ongoing uncertainties, which have led to a negative sentiment in the market.

During Tuesday's evening deals, U.S. stock futures traded slightly higher, following the trend set by major benchmark indices. This positive momentum could indicate a promising start to the trading day.

U.S. stock futures traded mixed on Wednesday, with investors being cautious ahead of the latest Federal Reserve policy announcement. The market awaits any potential changes that could impact stock futures.

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