Futures indicate a negative start of the session on Monday, fears being triggered by weak Factory Orders data on Friday, but dropping the accusation of Trump's co-operation with Russia, as well as positive moods from Germany, failed to stimulate investor interest.
Dow will open 0.14% down, S & P 500 down 0.19% and NASDAQ 0.46% down.
Latest data on optimism in Germany IFO unexpectedly exceeded expectations in March after six consecutive negative series, which implies a recovery in the largest economy in Europe.
Investors continue to follow developments around the US-China saga, with the latest round of high-level talks being held in Beijing on 28 March.
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Apple (AAPL.US) will open 0.3% on red and today is expected to announce the new Apple service offering video and TV streaming.
Akamai Technologies (AKAM.US) will open 3.8% down after Deutsche Bank lowered its forecast for the hold of "sell".
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