Stock futures are little changed after Wall Street posts third straight losing day: Live updates
Flat futures defy three‑day Wall Street slide, keeping markets on edge
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Stock futures remained relatively unchanged as investors awaited the release of the August jobs report, which forecasted a rebound in US job growth with an unemployment rate expected to remain steady at 4.1%. The report's release did not seem to have an immediate impact on the market, with stocks continuing to trade in a steady range.
The market's trajectory remains uncertain as investors await further economic indicators.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (9)
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Asian Stocks Set for Declines as Oil Extends Gains: Markets WrapBloomberg.com · 48d ago
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CNBC Daily Open: Markets trapped in Iran doom loopCNBC · 48d ago
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3 things to look out for on Wednesday (SP500:)Seeking Alpha · 48d ago
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The brief
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- Primary Driver: Flat futures defy three‑day Wall Street slide, keeping markets on edge
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Stock futures are essentially flat even as Wall Street recorded its third consecutive losing day, a contrast that has traders watching closely. Despite the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq each slipping for three sessions, futures for the major indices showed little movement, signaling a pause in the recent downward momentum. CNBC and Reuters both reported futures unchanged as markets await the August jobs report, with Reuters forecasting unemployment steady at 4.1% and job growth rebounding.
Investopedia noted the pause followed a three‑session skid and highlighted a sharp rise in Snowflake shares. MarketWatch added that oil prices and rising bond yields are influencing a steady start for the indices, while ADP employment data and Broadcom earnings remain on tap. Bloomberg and AP News described Asian equities slipping as oil gains continued, and a CNBC segment warned of a market trap linked to Iran tensions.
The flat start does not eliminate pressure; higher oil prices, climbing yields, pending employment figures and geopolitical headlines could quickly shift sentiment, as analysts on Seeking Alpha point to the S&P 500 outlook for Wednesday.
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Quick answers
Why are futures unchanged despite recent index drops?
Coverage notes traders are waiting for the August jobs report and other upcoming data, which is tempering immediate moves.
What factors could move futures next?
Upcoming ADP employment data, Broadcom earnings, oil price trends, bond yields and geopolitical developments such as Iran tensions are cited as potential drivers.
Which stocks showed notable activity?
Snowflake shares surged, according to Investopedia, while Broadcom results are awaited.
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