Morning Report

  • The Dow is set to open with triple-digit losses after the market fell more than 400 points on Monday with tech stocks leading the way. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • Markets are set for mixed to slightly lower open today amid U.S.-China trade tensions. CNBC's Frank Holland report.

  • Traders work on the floor of at the closing bell of the Dow Industrial Average at the New York Stock Exchange on October 31, 2018 in New York.

    U.S. stock index futures indicated a slightly lower open Friday morning as investors look ahead to fresh economic data and monitor political developments overseas.

  • U.S. markets are set for a slightly higher open following sterling tanking on Brexit resignations and U.S-China trade developments. CNBC's Kate Rogers reports.

  • Oil rebounds from losses on Tuesday following a report that OPEC and other producers plan to cut output. CNBC's Kate Rogers reports.

  • Dow is set to open higher after Monday's decline amid Apple concerns. Oil prices fell around 1 percent after President Trump on Monday said he hoped OPEC would not cut oil production in order to lift prices. CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports.

  • Saudi Arabia announced a supply cut for December and 2019 sending oil prices up. Bond markets are closed today for Veterans Day. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. stock futures were lower Friday, but the major averages are still on track to post their best weekly gains in months, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • Futures were slightly lower Thursday, a day after stocks rallied and posted their biggest one-day gains since October, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • Wall Street awaits midterms

    As voters head to the polls for midterm elections, U.S. futures point to a mixed open, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. stock futures were lower Monday as investors await the outcome of Tuesday's midterm elections, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • After hopeful progress in the U.S.-China trade war, markets await the jobs report, CNBC’s Contessa Brewer reports.

  • U.S. stock futures were higher Thursday, following a dismal October that saw the Dow fall 5 percent, CNBC's Leslie Picker reports.

  • On the final day of trading in October, stocks attempt to get over the losses during the month, CNBC’s Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. stock futures were higher Tuesday after stocks gave up early gains in the previous session, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. stock futures were slightly higher Monday, following a turbulent week on Wall Street, CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. futures indicate a more than 300 point drop before the open despite Thursday's gains. After hour movers were driven by disappointing results from tech giants Amazon and Alphabet. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • Market set for rebound after Wednesday's sell-off

    U.S. markets are set to open higher after the Dow erased its gains for all of 2018 in the Wednesday's market sell-off. Oil markets remain cautious ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iran exports. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. future point to a weak start as investors prepare for more earnings and economic data announcements. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

  • U.S. markets set for steep losses this morning amid Saudi Arabia tensions. European and Asian markets continue to retreat over Italy concerns and China's low GDP number. CNBC's Frank Holland reports.

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