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- Before the bell: S&P futures -0.2%, Nasdaq futures +0.2%
Before the bell: S&P futures -0.2%, Nasdaq futures +0.2%
U.S. and European markets closed heavily down yesterday and Asian markets are off this morning as investors grow increasingly wary about Europe's debt crisis.
U.S. stock-index futures erased losses as financial companies climbed after Bank of America Corp. (BAC) swung to a third-quarter profit.
China's Q3 GDP rose 9.1% Y/Y, shy of expectations for 9.3%, and down from 9.5% in Q2.The world's major stock indexes are traded or have already closed the session lower: Nikkei -1.55%, Hang Seng -4.23%, Shanghai Composite -2.33%, FTSE -1.20%, CAC -1.66%, DAX -0.44%.
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