US Futures restores the loss on Wednesday's session

Futures will open slightly after the fall of yesterday's session stemming from growing tensions over trade disputes, which led to a decline of more than 5 percent in large corporations.

Wall Street's main indices lost more than 1% on Wednesday after news in Chinese media to limit supply to US on rare earths.

Despite the market fluctuations, 10% of DRW remained at 20-month low, while the 3-month and 10-year RWD curve remained unchanged, with the market estimating possible two US interest rate drops in early 2020.

Dow is green with 0.16%, S & P 500 returns 0.16%, NASDAQ is up 0.26%

Premarket:

Dollar General (DG.US) shrank 5.3% after "better-than-expected" for 1Q and growth in sales.

Expess (EXPR.US) was up 8.8% after losses for the quarter were half the expectations of investors.

Palo Alto Networ (PANW.US) sank 7.3% despite a better quarter for the first quarter, with the news that the company wants to acquire two companies at once, namely Twistlock and PureSec.

Tesla (TSLA.US) is down 0.6% after Barclays lowered its target price from $ 190 to $ 150 per share.

PVH (PVH.US) plunged 9.3% after the two Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands performed poorly for 1Q.

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