Dow Jones futures rose modestly early Monday, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. The U.S. and European Union reached a trade deal Sunday while a China trade truce reportedly will be extended.

US stock futures are trading higher on Monday as investors gear up for a crucial week packed with market-moving events. The Federal Reserve’s policy meeting, a fresh batch of corporate earnings, and the August 1 deadline set by President Donald Trump for trade negotiations are all on the radar.

Investors are bracing for a barrage of earnings and economic reports this week and the Fed’s latest decision on rates, due out on Wednesday. Futures markets overwhelmingly expect the Fed will hold rates steady, despite Trump’s repeated urges to cut rates.

In the middle of the month, the 50-day moving average exceeded the 200-day moving average, a signal known as a “golden cross.” As a rule, the market maintains positive momentum for many months after this signal, as large funds and investors interpret it as the formation of a positive long-term trend.

U.S. stock futures rose on Monday after the U.S. inked a deal with the European Union that sets tariffs on most European imported goods at 15%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose 168 points, or 0.

U.S. stocks looked set to slip on Thursday as investors weighed up a deluge of earnings from companies including Google owner Alphabet and electric car maker [Tesla](

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U.S. stock futures on Friday traded in a tight range around record-high levels, after what's been a mostly positive week for second-quarter earnings and for macroeconomic data. Dow Jones Industrial Av