Investors react positively to reports of a pause in US-Iran military actions, lifting futures ahead of key economic data this week.
US stock futures turned positive Monday as investors welcomed reports of a pause in direct military actions between the US and Iran. The shift eased geopolitical concerns, setting a constructive tone for markets ahead of a holiday-shortened week.
The move follows a period of heightened tensions that had weighed on risk assets. This week’s economic calendar remains packed with pivotal data, including inflation and employment figures, which could influence Federal Reserve policy expectations.
No immediate market reaction details were provided, but the relief rally suggests reduced safe-haven demand as traders refocus on domestic economic indicators.