US stock futures flat as data, earnings test looms

(Reuters) – Monday Futures have changed slightly, as investors are packed with the main economic data and earnings related to some of the major economic data and earnings of some major Wall Street companies.

The three main indicators ended the weekly achievements on Friday, while small Cap Russell 2000 mentioned its best week since November, as signs and China could be ready for trade tensions.

However, the competitive requirements for the state of the talks between Beijing and US President Donald Trump highlighted the uncertainty facing investors because they are trying to navigate the defeat of Trump’s global trade.

The next week will see that 180 S & P 500 reports on quarterly results: “Great Seven” Megacaps Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta Platforms.

The advantage season has been somewhat optimistic, S & P 500 MONEY is now expected to rise by 9.7% a year later than April 1 for 8% profit by LSEG IBES.

72.6% of the S & P 500 companies reported in the first quarter of the first quarter reported expectations of the above-mentioned earnings according to M. Teg.

Many companies spend the uncertainty caused by the new tariffs, while others, including Procter & Gamble, Annual Forecasts, and other as American airlines, fully drawing their annual profits.

The main economic data, mostly monthly US salary data, gross domestic product data and personal consumption cost index, will also be desirable on how new tariffs affect economic growth, inflation and labor market.

Hours 5 hours 5. At 40, Dow E-Minis had 20 points, or 0.05%, S & P 500 E-Minis fell 3.5 points, and NASDAQ 100 E-Minis fell by 6.75 points, or 0.03%.

The week also celebrates 100 days, as US President Donald Trump is in office. After the elections, the initial rally of shares, hoping for more business policy and dismantling, has weakened.

Instead, the S & P 500 has decreased by more than 4% from the victory of Trump’s election in November, and more than 10% discount on its February record, as the markets are rooted in the influence of the new trade policy.

Among individual shares, Tesla increased by 2.3% after growing in the previous session.

(Reports that Lisa Matter in Bengalur; Editing, Devika Syamnath)