U.S. stock futures rise after gains in Europe were, as investors awaited a batch of U.S. economic data.
Dow Jones Industrial Average ($ INDU 0.57%) to 12 848 futures up 13 points. S & P 500 ($ INX 0.00%) in 1350 was 1.2 points on the futures markets. Nasdaq (COMPX $ 0.00%) in the 2570 futures were 2.7 points.
Moody's Investors Service downgraded the debt of six European countries on the open market sentiment and reminded investors that the recession is in the shadows a long-term risk. Degraded countries, Italy and Spain, their Triple-A, like Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Malta are lost.
In Europe, a German investor confidence to its highest level in 10 months reading ZEW Centre for Economic Research in Mannheim, according to.
Germany, the DAX was 0.4%, while London's FTSE 0.12%. Japan's Nikkei index down 0.59%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng was 0.15%.
At the same time, Greece with its European creditors to obtain approval for a rescue mission on track, investors may pay attention to the domestic economy Tuesday turn on the news.
U.S. retail sales for January rose to 0.9%, according to Thomson Reuters, will get to 0.1% last month to add. 08.30 Clock Department of Commerce will release its report on the amount
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