Small fluctuations in United States stock futures and a loss on Wall Street. Week

The United States stock futures on Sunday were relatively flat, with three major shares referring to losses that occurred last week. Standard & Poor ' s 500 futures fell by 0.1 per cent, NASDAQ 100 futures by 0.1 per cent, and Dow Jones industry average futures by 63 or 0.1 per cent. Last week, the Standard & Poor ' s 500 index fell by 1.6 per cent, the NASDAQ composite index by 2.9 per cent and the Dow Jones index by 0.9 per cent. VanEck semiconductor ETF (SMH) fell for the third time in four weeks, with a loss of nearly 9 per cent. Jonathan Krinsky, BTIG ' s chief market analyst, indicated that the semiconductor industry might face further declines. At the same time, traders are concerned about the Middle East conflict, increased tensions between the United States and Iran, leading to an increase in oil prices, a 2 per cent increase in futures for Western Texas medium crude oil, a trade price of over $84 per barrel and a 2 per cent increase in futures for Brent crude oil of over $90 per barrel。