Futures of the U.S. stock index did not change much late Sunday after President Donald Trump on Saturday gave executive orders on coronavirus relief services that were quickly dismissed by Democrats and some Republican lawmakers. From 10 pm Eastern, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures YM00,
were fractionally higher, while S&P 500 futures ES00,
and Futda NQ00 and Nasdaq-100,
a little baptized. Shares were mixed on Friday, while the Dow DJIA,
received 3.8% for the week, its biggest percentage gain since June 5th. The S&P 500 SPX,
rose 2.5% for its largest weekly percent climb since July 2; while the Nasdaq COMP,
climbs 2.5%. Trump on Saturday issued orders aimed at boosting the economy, but many lawmakers and experts said they may not be legal yet. Meanwhile, the season has turned a profit, with only 13 S&P 500 companies and one Dow component planning to release quarters this week.
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