U.S. Stock Futures Turn Negative, European Stocks Slide
Dow Jones09-09 19:28
1128 GMT - U.S. stock futures fall into the red and losses for European equities deepen, as Brent crude's rise above $100 a barrel drags market sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues Tuesday's pattern to lead the losses, with futures for the index shedding 207 points or 0.6%. S&P 500 futures fall 0.35% while Nasdaq futures slip 0.45%, after both indexes began the European trading day in positive territory. In energy-sensitive Europe, stock indexes are on pace to hand back more than a month's worth of gains. The Stoxx 600 drops 1.45% to lows not seen since July. The index is on course for its sharpest daily fall since July 8.
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