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-- 302.960 Before the Bell | Global markets fall after Russia orders troops into Ukraine
By Danilo
Hey, mooers! Here are things you need to know before the opening bell:
- Stock futures fell Tuesday morning, as traders continue to monitor brewing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
- Crude-oil futures jumped, while U.S. stock futures and global indexes fell sharply, after the Russian president ordered troops into the two breakaway areas of Ukraine.
Market Snapshot
Stock futures fell Tuesday morning, as traders continue to monitor brewing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Futures tied to the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ were down by 58 points. $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ futures were flat, and $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ futures were off by 0.5%. The U.S. stock market was closed Monday due to the President's Day holiday.
Market Temperature
Global markets fall after Russia orders troops into Ukraine
Crude-oil futures jumped, while U.S. stock futures and global indexes fell sharply, after the Russian president ordered troops into the two breakaway areas of Ukraine.
Crude-oil futures jumped, while U.S. stock futures and global indexes fell sharply, after the Russian president ordered troops into the two breakaway areas of Ukraine.
Putin orders deployment of troops to breakaway regions in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier recognized their independence, escalating tensions with the West. A column of Russian military vehicles entered Donetsk overnight, according to witnesses and footage posted on social media. The local authorities haven't made any announcements.
Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier recognized their independence, escalating tensions with the West. A column of Russian military vehicles entered Donetsk overnight, according to witnesses and footage posted on social media. The local authorities haven't made any announcements.
Frackers push into once-dead shale patches as oil nears $100 a barrel
Oil producers are drilling in less-desirable areas like Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma and DJ Basin of Colorado, where activity virtually stopped during the pandemic.
Oil producers are drilling in less-desirable areas like Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma and DJ Basin of Colorado, where activity virtually stopped during the pandemic.
Fed official leaves door open to larger rate increase in March
Michelle Bowman's comments follow remarks at the end of last week by two of the most senior Fed officials that pushed back against the prospect of a larger rate rise at their next meeting.
Michelle Bowman's comments follow remarks at the end of last week by two of the most senior Fed officials that pushed back against the prospect of a larger rate rise at their next meeting.
Volkswagen: Porsche IPO talks at advanced stage
Volkswagen said it was talking to the holding company of Porsche about a possible IPO of the luxury sports-car maker, with a framework agreement negotiated as a base for preparing such a move. $VOLKSWAGEN AG (VLKAF.US)$
Volkswagen said it was talking to the holding company of Porsche about a possible IPO of the luxury sports-car maker, with a framework agreement negotiated as a base for preparing such a move. $VOLKSWAGEN AG (VLKAF.US)$
NBC draws lowest Olympics ratings ever
The Beijing Games drew an average of 11.4 million prime-time viewers over the more than two-week run, the network said, a roughly 42% drop from the Pyeongchang Olympics that set a previous low in 2018.
The Beijing Games drew an average of 11.4 million prime-time viewers over the more than two-week run, the network said, a roughly 42% drop from the Pyeongchang Olympics that set a previous low in 2018.
Tesla planned to open its first European gigafactory last summer. It's still waiting
The electric-vehicle maker $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ says the plant's machines are installed and have been producing preproduction test vehicles, but without the permit to operate commercially, the plant can't increase and sell its vehicles.
The electric-vehicle maker $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ says the plant's machines are installed and have been producing preproduction test vehicles, but without the permit to operate commercially, the plant can't increase and sell its vehicles.
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Source: CNBC, Dow Jones Newswires, Bloomberg
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