Global Markets Mixed; U.S.-China Trade Talks in Focus
U.S. stock futures pointed to a slightly lower open Monday after gains last week buoyed by optimism around U.S.-China trade talks, and after the U.S. jobs market held up better than expected.
The main focus this week is on those trade talks in London, while U.S. inflation data for May are due on Wednesday.
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