5 Things To Know Before The Market Opens

U.S. stock futures rise Friday following a week of bruising losses; British Prime Minister Theresa May announces she will resign; HP Inc. rises after increasing full-year earnings guidance.

U.S. stock futures point lower and global stocks decline as the U.S.-China trade dispute intensifies; Apple and Tesla extend declines amid worries of a damaging tech cold war; Tyson Foods is looking to set up a beef-processing plant in Kazakhstan to avoid Chinese tariffs, a report says; L Brands soars after lifting its earnings guidance.

U.S. stock futures turn mixed on a report the United States could blacklist more Chinese companies; Lowe's and Target report earnings; Urban Outfitters sinks after announcement of new women's apparel rental service, Nuuly; Nordstrom tumbles after cutting its fiscal-year forecast.

U.S. stock futures rise after the U.S. eases restrictions on China's Huawei; Nike leads a group of athletic apparel and shoe companies in an effort to urge Donald Trump to reconsider placing tariffs on footwear; Home Depot, Kohl's and Nordstrom report earnings.

U.S. stock futures decline as optimism over a near-term breakthrough in trade talks with China wanes; Google has suspended business with China's Huawei, Reuters reports; T-Mobile and Sprint could announce concessions this week to help get their merger approved by regulators.

U.S. stock futures fall as investors grow increasingly concerned about the potential for a trade deal and its near-term impact on the world economy; Nvidia rises but gains are capped after the graphics chipmaker says it was no longer providing full-year guidance; Pinterest posts wider-than-expected loss; Luckin Coffee is valued at $4.2 billion in its IPO.

U.S. stock futures are rising slightly after Donald Trump blacklists China's Huawei Technologies from doing business with the United States; Cisco Systems rises after third-quarter earnings beat estimates and the company issues a strong revenue forecast; Walmart, Nvidia, Pinterest and Applied Materials report earnings Thursday.

U.S. stock futures decline though sentiment gets a lift from a softening of the rhetoric from Donald Trump in the U.S.-China trade war; Cisco, Alibaba and Macy's report earnings; Tilray shares rise after the Canadian cannabis company posts a revenue beat.

U.S. stock futures point to a modest rebound for Wall Street on Tuesday after markets reeled in the previous session as China retaliated in its trade war with the U.S.; Bayer's Monsanto loses $2 billion verdict in Roundup cancer trial; Walmart takes on Amazon with free, next-day delivery.

U.S. stock futures fall sharply after China vows to stand its ground in the escalating trade war with the United States; oil prices surge after Saudi Arabia alleges two of its tankers were victims of a 'sabotage attack,' Teva and other drugmakers are alleged to have conspired to artificially inflate and manipulate prices for generic drugs.