(Bloomberg) -- US equity-index futures were steady and the dollar slipped for a second day as inflation expectations eased and investors bet a strong earnings performance can continue despite recent disappointments. European stocks opened lower.
Abrdn Plc’s assets dropped in the first six months of the year after Lloyds Banking Group Plc transfered a final batch of funds out of the manager. Abrdn fell in London trading.
Chemicals behemoth Saudi Basic Industries Corp. reported a 3.8% increase in quarterly earnings, but warned profit margins will remain “under pressure” as costs climb.
Another bout of extreme heat and dry weather set to sweep Europe has pushed France and the UK to issues fresh warnings for this week.
European natural gas prices fell for a third day as fuel held in storage facilities across Europe edged above the seasonal norm.
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