Global markets react to geopolitical tensions as U.S. stock futures remain cautious ahead of labor data and earnings.

U.S. stock futures are trading flat as investors assess the increased probability of an interest-rate hike following recent hawkish comments from Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole.

Oil prices have seen an uptick following U.S. military strikes on Iran and President Trump's announcement that Venezuelan oil will be utilized to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have established a $3 billion target for agricultural and food exports to be achieved over the next two years as part of strengthening economic ties.

Major corporate news includes a significant layoff of nearly 1,000 workers by a prominent fruit grower, reflecting ongoing labor market fluctuations.

Tech and automotive sectors remain in focus as Honda and Nissan move toward a potential software alliance, while Pinterest faces uncertainty following the departure of its CFO.

Affirm reported a blowout quarter, though cautious commentary from the CEO has sparked debates regarding the current strength and resilience of the American consumer.

Shipping company Frontline reported record-breaking quarterly results, leading analysts to question the sustainability of current growth amidst volatile freight demand.

Miniso is experiencing a divergence in performance, characterized by rapid membership growth countered by struggles in its broader global expansion strategy.