5 Things To Know Before The Market Opens

U.S. stock futures are mixed following the Federal Reserve's decision to remove any prospect of a rate hike in 2019 while warning of slowing economic growth; Micron rises after it forecasts an uptick in global chip demand over the second half of the year; Nike reports earnings; FBI joins criminal probe into Boeing's 737 MAX jet.

U.S. stock futures turn lower as investors await a key decision on interest rates from the Federal Reserve; FedEx sinks after issuing its second warning about fiscal 2019 profit; Google's new cloud-based video-game playing and sharing platform, Stadia, will be powered by chips made by Advanced Micro Devices.

U.S. stock futures rise modestly ahead of the start of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting; the SEC blasts Tesla CEO Elon Musk for his alleged failure to abide by an agreement to curb his 'reckless' tweets; cannabis company Tilray beats revenue estimates.

U.S. stock futures are mixed on Monday; the Federal Reserve is unlikely to lift interest rates when it meets this week; a meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping may be pushed off until June, a report says.

U.S. stock futures rise Friday on a report the U.S. and China are making progress on a trade agreement; Tesla unveils its Model Y SUV with a starting price of $47,000; Facebook loses two top executives; Broadcom posts a big earnings beat.

U.S. stock futures turn lower after a report says a summit between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping won't happen in March; Boeing's 737 MAX 8 jet is grounded by U.S. authorities; Federal prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation into data deals reached by Facebook, a report says; Tesla will unveil its Model Y SUV on Thursday.

U.S. stock futures are mixed as Boeing shares remain under pressure and as investors monitor the latest developments surrounding the U.K.'s exit from the European Union; Tesla lays off 150 from its recruiting team; Kraft Heinz reportedly is looking to sell Breakstone's; Rite Aid fires its CEO.

U.S. stock futures turn mixed ahead a vote in the U.K. Parliament on the fate of Britain's divorce agreement with the EU; Singapore and Australia join China in grounding Boeing's 737 MAX 8 jet; Tesla's Elon Musk argues he didn't violate his settlement with the SEC and shouldn't be held in contempt for a questionable tweet he made in February.

U.S. stock futures trade mixed on Monday, but futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average slump as shares of Boeing fall sharply following the second crash in six months of the aerospace giant's 737 MAX 8 jet; China's aviation regulator grounds all Boeing BA 737 MAX 8 jets operated by its airlines; Fed's Jerome Powell repeats refrain central bank will be 'patient' on interest rates; Tesla reverses course on its sales plan.

U.S. stock futures fall on concerns the U.S. and China aren't as close to reaching a trade deal as had been hoped; Wall Street awaits the U.S. jobs report for February; Costco's earnings beat estimates; Marvell Technology issues a weak forecast; Donald Trump's former campaign manager is sentenced to 47 months in prison.