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US stocks futures wavered around the flatline Monday with Wall Street set for a delayed open to the week after Monday's closure for the Labor Day holiday. Investors are braced for a tumultuous month, with legal drama around President Trump's tariffs and concerns over Fed independence in high focus.

Most Asian stock markets dropped on Monday, with Japan and South Korea leading losses on Wall Street tech weakness, while Hong Kong climbed after a private survey showed Chinese factory activity rebounding.

August turned out to be important after all. Earlier this month I shared with you the top of the 87 crash hit on August 25 although nobody realized it at the time.

US stock futures wavered below the flatline as Wall Street readied for new data on inflation following a record-breaking day for markets.

US stock futures mostly fell after Nvidia (NVDA) stock tumbled, with the company's earnings beat overshadowed by weaker-than-expected data sales revenue.

Stock futures are mostly higher Wednesday morning as tariffs for most imports from India were doubled to 50% following President Donald Trump’s efforts to reduce the country’s purchasing of oil from Russia.

Trump, in a post on Truth Social late Monday night, has claimed to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The announcement follows a week of threats against Cook surrounding allegations of mortgage fraud

What always attracts me to Jackson Hole, its the only day of the year I enjoy watching CNBC as they have the perfect broadcast spot right in front of those mountains.

U.S. stock indices fell at the start of Monday’s session after Wall Street rallied sharply on dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, which heralded interest rate cuts in the near-term.

US stock futures were mixed as Wall Street readied for the main event of the week: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium in Wyoming.