According to Bloomberg, US futures fell today together with European stocks, which followed after Asian equities. Japanese yen, gold and US Treasuries rose. Yen gained 0,4% to 112,33 per dollar. US Treasuries yield fell to 3,15%. Gold is 1% up to $1234,08 per ounce.

Stoxx Europe 600 lost 1% and may fall to the lowest level since December 2016. FTSE in the UK dropped by 0,6%, DAX in Germany by 1,6%. Euro declined by 0,1% to $1,1457. British pound gained 0,1% to $1,2974.

Indexes in Japan, Hong Kong and China demonstrated the largest drop today. Asian-Pacific Index MSCI lost 2,1%.

Further direction of stock market this week will depend on data on US growth as well as earnings reports of such companies as Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel.

S&P 500 lost 1,3%. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell by less than 0,05%.

WTI oil lost 1,6% to $68,26 per barrel, close to the lowest level in five weeks. MSCI gauge for emerging markets lost 2,1%.