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US stock futures slip; DJIA in correction territory

On Tuesday, US stocks futures stepped lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling into correction territory.

The contracts tied to the blue-chip DJIA tumbled 0.12% or 45.00 points lower to the 32,740 price level.

At the same time, the Nasdaq futures slashed 0.26% or 33.75 points to the 13,285.50 price level.

Likewise, the S&P 500 futures declined 0.15% or 6.00 points to the 4,191.75 price level.

The downturn of US stock futures came after a steep sell-off on Monday’s regular trading session.

The Dow decreased 2.37% or 797.42 points to the 32,817.38 price level, its fifth negative session.

American Express dragged down the index as it sank 7.99% or 13.82 points to $159.13 per share.

Then, the S&P 500 dropped 2.95% or 127.78 points to the 4,201.09 price level. It is the most significant one-day drop of the benchmark in more than a year.

Remarkably, the Nasdaq Composite slipped 3.62% or 482.48 points to the 12,830.96 price level. The gauge is now 20.00% lower than its record high from November.

The tech-heavy index entered the bear territory following the plunge of tech stocks.

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Accordingly, investors kept an eye on the developments of the escalated geopolitical tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

On Sunday, the United States and its allies eyed a possible ban on Russian oil and natural gas imports.
In line with this, energy stocks and utilities were among the few winners following a significant spike in crude oil and gas prices.

Markets fear that the mounting inflation could eat into companies’ bottom lines or even spark a recession.

US stock futures slip as Asia Pacific drops

Shares in the Asia-Pacific followed the plunge of US stock futures as investors remained on edge.

Consequently, mainland Chinese stocks led losses regionally. The Shanghai Composite index declined 2.05% or 69.09 points to the 3,303.77 price level.

Then, the benchmark Shenzhen Component plummeted 2.23% or 280.54 points to the 12,292.89 price level.

Eventually, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index shed 0.12% or 25.16 points to the 21,032.47 price level.

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index sank 1.13% or 284.73 points to the 24,936.68 price level.

Subsequently, the broader benchmark TOPIX fluctuated 1.41% or 25.29 points to the 1,768.74 price le

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