Stocks were set for a softer open on Monday morning, ahead of the October earnings season, which was expected to beat consensus once again, as

Stock futures slid Sunday evening, ahead of a crucial, jam-packed docket of inflation prints and labour market releases. President Trump and Iranian leaders traded insults

Stock futures climbed on Sunday as oil prices and bond yields eased, soothing nerves and boosting market sentiment ahead of the anxiously scheduled Trump address

Stock futures declined on Sunday evening, falling victim to four macro risks without the safety of earnings, which faced a stretch of no quarterly corporate

As the dog days of summer turned slowly into a seasonally weak autumn, the macro debate revolved around inflation because the CPI and PPI reports

Stocks drifted lower for two days in a row (Monday and Tuesday) to 7,631, 2.0% lower than the 7,799 peak of August 13, in response