Investors are weighing up a tough week that has had markets struggling to figure out fresh catalysts to take stocks higher.
U.S. stock futures fell Friday, with technology stocks poised to lead the losses on Wall Street as investors digested more earnings disappointments in the sector and waited for a consumer sentiment survey.
... U.S. stock futures fell Friday, with technology stocks poised to lead the losses on Wall Street as investors digested more earnings disappointments in the sector and waited for a consumer sentiment survey. In between, Fed. Gov. Christopher Waller will speak at 12:30 p.m., followed by Philadelphia Fed. President Patrick Harker at 4 p.jm. Stocks have endured some pressure this week following hawkish remarks from Fed officials such as New York President John Williams and the Fed’s Waller.
Meanwhile, the Treasury curve, as measured by the spread between 2- TMUBMUSD02Y and 10-year Treasury yields TMUBMUSD10Y , narrowly missed finishing the New York session with its most negative reading since October 1981 on Thursday.
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