
Futures edge up as Dow endures weak week amid Mideast tensions
U.S. stock futures edged higher Sunday night after the Dow posted a third straight weekly loss, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures up modestly. The backdrop includes renewed Middle East tensions after Iran‑backed attacks, a US travel advisory, and a Fed rate hike last week. Oil sits near $100 a barrel and the 10‑year Treasury yield hovers near 5%, shaping eyes on a US–China summit later this week covering tariffs, critical minerals, and AI. Asia-Pacific markets opened mixed as traders digest the news.













