U.S. stock futures point to a lower Thursday open on Wall Street, after the Dow's two-day plunge of more than 800 points.
brings it back to levels seen in late August, which was the second down month of the year. Stocks had recovered in September and posted a 1.2% gain for the third quarter. Tuesday's decline alone wiped out that Q3 advance.Lead waitress Rhonda Abdullah serving the Taylor's, James and Voncia of Aurora their lunch at the Welton Street Cafe that will turn 20 this year, the last-standing soul food restaurant in the Five Points neighborhood in Denver, Colorado on June 7, 2019.
manufacturing in a decade, which slammed markets, the Institute for Supply Managementat 10 a.m. ET on Thursday morning. The ISM measure of the U.S. services economy is expected to show continued expansion last month, though at a slower pace than in August. The big economic number of the week comes Friday, when the government releases its September employment report. Economists expect nonfarm payrolls to have increased by 145,000 in September.
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