US stock futures rose Sunday, as the major indexes looked for another week of gains toward the end of a rough month and quarter.
Futures attached to the benchmark S&P 500 ( ES=F ) rose 0.7%, with Nasdaq 100 ( NQ=F ) futures up 0.8%. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( YM=F ) advanced around 0.6%.
Tariffs continue to demand investor attention, as the April 2 deadline approaches for President Trump to enact reciprocal duties. Trump indicated on Friday that he is maintaining "flexibility" in relation to the tariffs' rollout, but he hasn't given a firm idea of what that would look like.
Other concerns for Wall Street include considerations over whether the year-to-date losses have only been a slowdown blip — or if the economy is heading into a recession. JPMorgan strategist Bruch Kasman , for one, pegs the chance of recession as high as 40%.
On the earnings front, quarterly results from Lululemon ( LULU ), Gamestop ( GME ), and Dollar Tree ( DLTR ) are all due this week amid a slower week of financial releases.
Looking at economic data for the week to come, a reading of the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Index, is due Friday. The PCE comes alongside a treading of the University of Michigan's consumer confidence survey, as well as updates to Purchasing Managers' Indexes for the manufacturing and services sectors.