Futures in the pre-marketing session turned up after the initial downturns that showed the impact of disappointing reports by leading technology companies. Following the release of the GDP report, which revealed that the US economy has seen growth of 3.5% for the third quarter of 2018, the futures have gone green.
Earlier, the Dow Jones futures showed a fall of 375 points, as well as the S & P500 and NASDAQ futures with a weaker indication. Given the yesterday's indices attempt to stabilize today, we can see a bull's attempt to keep the indices in positive territory.
It is recalled that several factors have catalyzed strong sales this month - the disappointing reports of some leading companies, especially in the technology sphere, the fear of rising interest rates, talks on the Italian budget between the EU and Italy, and the scandal about the disappearance and confirmed murder of a Saudi journalist Kashogi,
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