(Bloomberg) — U.S. equity futures declined in early trading, indicating the risk-off move that’s hit markets at the start of this month may have further to run.S&P 500 futures opened about 1% lower after global stocks posted a more than 2% slide on Friday. The Australian dollar slipped along with the pound and euro, though moves for most major currency pairs were subdued. Trading volumes may be light due to holidays in China and Japan, and Treasuries won’t trade until the London open. Oil began the week on the back foot.The more than 10% rally in world shares in April …read more
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