Stock Futures Dip Despite $1.9 Stimulus Proposal, Bank Earnings
Stock futures are modestly lower this morning, even after President-elect Joe Biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion stimulus plan and earnings season kicked off with a slew of major bank reports. Also weighing on Wall Street is a lackluster December U.S. retail sales report, which showed 0.7% drop, steeper than the flat expectations from analysts.
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