On Monday, US stock futures plummeted as concerns about slowing economic growth and increasing inflation hiked.
Accordingly, the Dow futures edged down 0.20% or 72.00 points to $34,100.00 per share.
At the same time, contracts in the Nasdaq lowered 0.38% or 58.25 points to $14,702.50 per share.
Similarly, the S&P futures weakened 0.24% or 10.50 points to $4,333.25 per share.
Last Friday, stocks on Wall Street rebounded from a rough September.
Moreover, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index extended 1.43% or 482.54 points to $34,326.46 per share.
Then, the Nasdaq Composite index rose 0.82% or 118.12 points to $14,566.70 per share.
Consequently, the benchmark S&P 500 improved 1.15% or 49.50 points to $4,357.04 per share.
Correspondingly, most highly valued tech stocks revised their declines.
For instance, Apple Inc. improved 0.81% or 1.15 points to $142.65 per share from its previous decline of 0.93%.
Then, Alphabet Inc. Class A elevated 2.14% or 57.30 points to $2,730.90 per share after its almost one-week plunge.
Likewise, Facebook Inc. boosted 1.07% or 3.62 points to $343.01 per share.
On the other hand, Tesla Inc. opposed the trend as it edged down 0.10% or 0.74 points to $774.74 per share.
Meanwhile, investors are still on edge as supply shortages impede the global recovery.
In addition, markets shifted to risk-off sentiment as China and the European energy crunch could set a ripple effect worldwide.
Furthermore, China’s Evergrande woes persisted as the distressed developer grappled with financing its $302.00 billion worth of liabilities.
World Shares Mixed as US Stock Futures Slipped
Meanwhile, world shares mixed as US stock futures slipped.
In Paris, the CAC 40 index inched up 0.09% or 5.80 points to $6,523.49 per share.
Subsequently, London’s FTSE All-Share index escalated 0.02% or 0.96 points to $4,029.93 per share.
Also, Germany’s MDAX Performance index rose 0.01% or 4.67 points to $34,158.82 per share.
Similarly, the DAX 40 index boosted 0.06% or 10.21 points to $15,166.65 per share.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index shed 1.13% or 326.18 points to $28,444.89 per share in the Asia-Pacific market.
Correspondingly, the broader benchmark TOPIX index declined 0.62% or 12.39 points to $1,973.92 per share.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index plummeted 2.19% or 539.27 points to $24,036.37 per share.
On the other hand, Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index soared 1.29% or 93.00 points to $7,278.50 per share.
In New Zealand, the S&P/NZX 50 index hiked 0.44% or 58.12 points to $13,337.27 per share.
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