Monday morning. Where's my coffee. Stock index futures are down to -0.51% and metals are seen up +0.11% although gold right now is trading at $1,099.20 and silver's $14.74. Durables come out today. Some more headlines:
- US stocks eye China slide, earnings U.S. stock markets were expected to open a touch firmer on Monday, with a selloff in Chinese stocks likely to be in focus alongside earnings reports.
- Oil Bulls Flee at Fastest Pace in Three Years as Glut Expands
- S&P 500 propped up by just 2 sectors shows bull market aging
- A dismal open awaits markets on Monday Christoffer Moltke-Leth, director of global sales trading at Saxo Capital Markets, outlines the factors hurting market sentiment and explains why he's concerned about China's short-term outlook. CNBC Videos
- Oil prices slide on China stocks rout, supply glut Oil prices fell to near four-month lows on Monday after a steep drop in Chinese stock markets and on more evidence of a global oil supply glut that has halved prices over the past year. Chinese stocks tumbled more than 8 percent on Monday, the biggest one-day drop in eight years, amid renewed fears… Reuters