Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slip after file streak with Fed, earnings in focus

US inventory futures edged decrease Sunday night, signaling a possible cooldown after the S&P 500 (^GSPC) wrapped up its longest profitable streak in over 20 years.

Futures connected to the S&P 500 (ES=F) sank 0.5%, whereas Dow Jones Industrial Common futures (YM=F) trickled down 0.4%. Futures tied to the Nasdaq (NQ=F) slipped 0.5%.

Buyers have been using a wave of optimism, fueled largely by early indications that the US and China are inching towards the negotiating desk for discussions on tariffs. Chinese language officers have signaled reopening commerce talks with Washington, although no deal seems imminent. President Trump on Sunday stated he needs a “truthful deal” with China, however declined to specify what that may appear to be.

Trying forward, Wall Road’s consideration turns to the Federal Reserve. The central financial institution kicks off a two-day coverage assembly on Tuesday with the Fed anticipated to carry regular with present charges, even with Trump amping up stress on the Fed and Chair Jerome Powell in latest weeks.

Buyers will regulate Thursday’s jobless claims report and Monday’s manufacturing exercise knowledge, each key indicators of the US financial outlook.

On the earnings entrance, this week sees earnings season continues to roll on, with high-profile studies anticipated from Ford (F), Palantir (PLTR), Disney (DIS) and AMD (AMD) set to roll on this week.

In commodities, oil (CL=F) continued a latest plunge after the OPEC+ coalition agreed to extend manufacturing. US crude costs fell almost 4%, buying and selling simply over $56 per barrel at its lowest ranges since 2021. Oil costs have plummeted greater than 20% this yr as Trump’s tariffs have fanned fears of recession.