Futures in stock: The United States’s trade agreement is launching the busy week: live updates

US Equity Futures increased on Sunday evening while Wall Street was preparing for a particularly busy week that will bring back the profits from several major technological companies, a key meeting of the Federal Reserve, the August 1 Deadline of President Donald Trump and key inflation data.

Future dow The industrial average of Jones has climbed 180 points, or 0.4%. Future S&P 500 were also higher 0.3% and Nasdaq 100 Futres added 0.4%.

The decision comes after Trump announced on Sunday that the United States has entered into an agreement with the European Union to reduce prices to 15%. The president had previously threatened by 30% of prices on most goods imported from the largest trading partner in the United States.

Wall Street also comes out of a winning week powered by solid profits and recent transactions between the United States and other business partners, including Japan and Indonesia.

Friday, the three major averages ended the day and the week with gains. Mouth Dow climbed 208.01 points, or 0.47%, to settle at 44,901.92. The broad market S&P 500 won 0.40% to end at 6,388.64, marking its fifth consecutive day of closing files and the 14th record for the end of the year. Technology Nasdaq Composite increased by 0.24% to 21,108.32 for its 15th record for the year’s fence.

“A healthy plethora of profits rhythms, positive developments in American-Japanese trade relations, a strong commentary on the CAPEX and an” Haussier Action Plan “Haussier have kept the enthusiasm of the past of weeks stronger than ever”, said Nick Savona of the division of institutional actions of Morgan Stanley in a note during the weekend.

“While we pass through most of S&P 500 companies, still due to the report, the lower bar before this season has certainly maintained the high spirits, but the stock market reactions still seem the most mainly rooted in advice before – in particular when investors are preparing, repeatedly, for the impact of these commercial titles.”

The market is preparing for the busiest week of the results season. More than 150 S&P 500 companies are expected to display their quarterly results, including “Magnificent Seven” names Meta Platform and Microsoft on Wednesday, followed by Amazon and Apple on Thursday. Investors will listen to the comments of companies on AI spending to say whether the big investments in hyperscalers this year are justified.

This week, the Fed will also hold its two -day political meeting, ending on Wednesday. Although the central bank should keep interest rates at their current target range of 4.25% to 4.5%, investors will seek indices on the question of whether a rate drop could be on the table at the September meeting.

The prices and their effects on inflation will remain at the center of the orientation Thursday while the traders obtain the price of personal consumption of consumption of June (PCE), the favorite measure of inflation of the Fed. The report should display inflation increasing by 2.4% against 2.3% in annual sliding, according to Fostset, and to 0.31% against 0.14% on a monthly basis.

Investors will also get a lot of employment data this week, including the investigation into job offers and work -working, or JOLTS on Tuesday, the private report for ADP pay on Wednesday, the first unemployment complaints on Thursday and, the critical job of July. Economists interviewed by FostSet anticipate that the American economy added 115,000 jobs in July, against 147,000 in June. The unemployment rate should display a slight 4.2% bump against 4.1%.