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Stock index futures dipped Monday, tracking losses in Europe amid concerns over whether Greece can avoid a messy default.
Greece failed to meet another deadline Monday to strike a deal to secure the 130 billion euro ($170 billion) rescue, pushing the debt-ridden nation closer to a default, which could threaten other euro zone nations.
Last week, the Dow crossed into bull territory thanks to gains driven by the government employment report, but investors expressed skepticism over whether the rally seen at the start of the year could continue.
In company news, General Motors [GM
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Humana [HUM
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Facebook plans to start showing advertisements to users on mobile devices in an effort to find a new source of revenue ahead of its heavily-anticipated IPO, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
The paper also reported that Glencore will pay an 8 percent premium to seal its merger with Xstrata, more than initially expected.
There are no economic data of note on Monday’s agenda.
U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of St.Louis President James Bullard speaks on "Inflation Targeting in the U.S." before the Union League Club of Chicago.
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Coming Up This Week:
MONDAY: Earnings from Yum Brands
TUESDAY: 3-yr note auction, consumer credit; Earnings from BP, Coca-Cola, Toyota, UBS, Disney, Hartford Financial, Panera Bread
WEDNESDAY: Mortgage applications, oil inventories, Fed's Williams speaks, 10-yr note auction; Earnings from Sanofi, CVS Caremark, Sprint Nextel, Time Warner, Cisco, Groupon, Visa, WholeFoods
THURSDAY: BoE announcement, ECB announcement, jobless claims, wholesale trade, 30-yr bond auction; Earnings from PepsiCo, Rio Tinto, Vodafone, Credit Suisse, Sirius XM Radio, Dunkin' Brands, Petrobras, Activision Blizzard, Expedia, LinkedIn
FRIDAY: International trade, consumer sentiment; Earnings from Barclays
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