Investors continue to watch earnings releases from the biggest U.S. companies, which many believe could be make-or-break for the current bull market rally.
Stock futures edged lower on Wednesday night as investors digested quarterly earnings releases.
Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average
fell 87 points, or nearly 0.2%. S&P futures
and Nasdaq 100 futures
were both around the flatline.
The three major indexes are coming off a losing session.
Tesla's earnings expected Wednesday after the bell will kick off highly-awaited reports from the "Magnificent Seven."
Earnings releases are revving up in the coming days with Netflix and Coca-Cola set to report on Tuesday and Tesla due Wednesday.
Expectations of a December rate cut remains tepid, adding pressure to the market.
Stocks are coming off a volatile trading week, closing higher despite flaring trade tensions, regional bank losses and declines…
The moves follow an upbeat day for U.S. equities. The S&P 500 notched a second straight day of gains, lifted by a comeback in…
