U.S. stock market futures leaned lower on Monday, as investors awaited the result from the visit of European leaders to the White House, as a pivotal Federal Reserve policy address loomed. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 28 points,

Futures tracking Canada's main stock index dipped on Monday as investors reined in big bets ahead of a busy week featuring Ukraine peace talks, a key U.S. central bank conference and domestic inflation data.

Stock futures were drifting higher as investors prepared for another week of slow August trading and for a White House visit by Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.

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U.S. stock index futures wavered on Monday, pausing after a recent rally as investors shifted their focus to earnings from big box retailers and an annual central bank conference at Jackson Hole, all of which are lined up later this week.

Gold futures ended flat on Friday but finished lower for the week, as improved risk appetite in markets diverted flows away from safe-haven assets. The Trump administration's confirmation that gold tariffs would not be imposed eased the market's panic that had sent gold soaring late last week,

Global markets mostly rose and U.S. futures were up on continued hopes the Federal Reserve would cut rates next month.

(DAY) was up 26.7% in pre-market trading, and JBS N.V. Cl A (JBS) was up 4.8%.

On Aug. 11, 2025, Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures edge higher as investors eye record highs and key inflation data this week.

Stock index futures largely hugged the flat line on Monday, with traders turning their attention to retail earnings and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech at Jackson Hole later in the week.