Quiet open for market after two day surge
2017-04-26 09:54:43
Stock futures traded near fair value for most of the early session, leading to a relatively quiet open for the broader market. The earnings barrage continued today, keeping analysts and investors busy poring over reports for clues as to the health of the economy. Next up, investors will be watching the weekly Department of Energy inventory report after last night's API report was mixed. Oil prices have remained under pressure, dipping about 1% this morning to just above $49 per barrel ahead of the DOE report. In early trading, the Dow is up 24 points, the Nasdaq is up 2 points and the…
Stock futures traded near fair value for most of the early session, leading to a relatively quiet open for the broader market. The earnings barrage continued today, keeping analysts and investors busy poring over reports for clues as to the health of the economy. Next up, investors will be watching the weekly Department of Energy inventory report after last night's API report was mixed. Oil prices have remained under pressure, dipping about 1% this morning to just above $49 per barrel ahead of the DOE report. In early trading, the Dow is up 24 points, the Nasdaq is up 2 points and the S&P is up 1 point.