Stock futures flat after Tuesday selloff; Brent crude edges toward $100
U.S. stock futures showed little movement Wednesday morning following declines across the three major averages in the prior session.
The three major stock averages posted losses during Tuesday's regular trading. Brent crude oil rose to above $99 per barrel amid ongoing market volatility.
Futures contracts on major indexes held near flat in early Wednesday trading as investors assessed the previous day's declines and monitored energy markets.
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- Stock futures are little changed after losing session; Brent crude tops $99 per barrel: Live updates — CNBC — Top News
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