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U.S. stock futures signal a weak start on Monday, as investors brace for a round of earnings, including several Dow components and oil majors.

U.S. stock futures signal a weak start on Monday, as investors brace for a round of earnings, including several Dow components and oil majors.

U.S. stock futures were higher on Tuesday with traders returning from a long holiday weekend. Bullish comments from the Australian central bank put a bid under global markets.

U.S. stock futures edge lower on concern for the crisis in the Gulf and the health of European banks.

It has been a strong week for retail earnings, but investor sentiment remains tempered by events in Europe.

Global stocks soar on $1 trillion central bank rescue plan for debt-laden European countries. Retail sales and earnings news are in focus for the week.

Investors enter the month of May with uncertainty building in the future direction of the market. The Senate is set to vote on financial reform this week as Greece gets a bailout deal.

U.S. markets dip and then bounce back this week on positive economic news and earnings reports. The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is moving towards the coastline, pulling down BP shares.

European markets climb on gains for banks and miners. Earnings season hits high gear this week as financial reform is on the table in Washington DC.

Strong earnings in the technology sector are announced this week. Goldman Sachs fraud charges may not be as strong as the markets initially feared. Economic data continues to point to signs of a rebound.

Driving the market this week will be the unfolding SEC saga surrounding Goldman Sachs as investors enter the heart of earnings season.

U.S. markets dive on Friday after the government charges Goldman Sachs with defrauding investors. Weakening consumer sentiment spells more trouble for the labor market.

Alcoa kicks off a promising earnings season on Monday. Overseas markets start the week flat and Greece finally gets a bailout.

The Dow knocks on the door of 11,000. Greek bonds rally on bailout speculation. The dollar falls and gold futures climb to the highest level since December.

U.S. stock futures pointed to a strong open on Monday in reaction to Friday's news of 162,000 jobs created in March. Oil prices rise on economic optimism.

U.S. stocks start the second quarter by jumping higher on positive economic data. Oil and gold prices also surge.

Foreign markets are mostly higher today and U.S. stock futures rise on economic optimism. New car sales and jobs reports will be in focus for this holiday shortened week.

Treasury prices posted a big loss this week as investors are worried about U.S. budget deficits. Dividend yield climbs as companies increase dividend payments.

Foreign markets are mostly lower today and U.S. stock futures point to a weak open. The U.S. House of Representatives passes controversial health reform bill over the weekend.

U.S. markets edged higher this week despite a down Friday. February's producer prices surprise observers as inflation looks like it will remain tame.

Asian stocks fall on news that China and India will try to curb inflation, while European stocks and U.S. futures are flat. United States lawmakers threaten China with tariffs.

U.S. markets edge higher from Monday's open amid choppy price action. Economic news was mixed for the week.

Asian stocks are up on Monday while European stocks and U.S. futures are flat. China central bankers signal flexibility on its currency peg to the U.S. dollar.

Standard & Poor's announced some changes to its major stock indices last night after the bell.

Global stocks are up on Monday as Europe floats a plan to bail out Greece. Copper spikes higher on supply concerns while the euro and pound fall against the dollar on budget deficit fears.

As of late Friday morning, major U.S. markets look to close the week lower on poor economic releases this week.

U.S. stocks are up in the pre-market in anticipation of a big week for retail earnings. Japan and Hong Kong shares surge while Europe is flat.

Stocks end the week higher despite mixed economic news. The Fed raises the discount rate signaling an exit strategy to a loose money policy.

Stocks are mostly flat for Monday. Ben Bernanke will testify on unwinding the Fed balance sheet.

Stock markets and commodities begin the month of February bearish on concerns over European public debt. The U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly falls to 9.7 percent.

BP said it swung to a profit for the fourth quarter, as crude oil prices crept higher and the company cut costs.

Asian and European stocks start the new month mixed. U.S. futures rise on expectations for positive news in manufacturing.

Stock markets continue a January downward trend despite positive economic news. The world's elites gather for the World Economic Forum at Davos to talk about banking regulation and sovereign debt risk.