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Futures prices rebound from previous session's plunge amid Middle East turmoil

According to officials familiar with the developments, the US President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, warned the Israeli Prime Minister of Agriculture, Benjamin Netanya, that the United States would not participate in the counter-offensive against Iran - an option that the Netanya's war cabinet is down with after the large-scale attacks on Israeli territory by drones and missiles. The Iranian attack came after a suspected Israeli attack on the compound of its embassy in Syria on April 1, which resulted in the death of a senior commander of the Revolutionary Guards. As the first-quarter earnings season gets underway, investors will be watching for data from brokerage Charles Schwab and lender Goldman Sachs before the bell.

Morning News: Nervous Markets Await Israel Response, Fed Outlook.

On Monday, European stocks looked set to follow the negative trend in Asia, led by news of escalating tensions in the Middle East and fears of a wider regional conflict. Last week, rumors of an Iranian attack on Israel raised security concerns, and now, after Iran launched an attack with some 300 drones and missiles, there are concerns about Israel's response. President of the United States of America Joe Biden told Israeli Prime Minister of Agriculture Benjamin Netanya that the United States would not be involved in a counterattack against Iran, which reduces the risk to a certain extent.

Stocks face pressure ahead of jobs data, yen rebounds: Market Roundup

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks followed U.S. shares lower Friday as interest rate uncertainty and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment: Market RoundupApple explores home robotics as potential 'next big thing' after car malfunctionsBiden tells Netanya that U.S. support depends on protection of civiliansKim Jong-un faces annihilation in most Korean war scenariosEquities in A

Trader's Guide: China Stocks in Focus as Yellen Visits China

(Bloomberg) -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's efforts to deal with China's woes over cheap exports will add to the pressure on Chinese makers of solar panels, electric cars and batteries: Market RoundupApple Explores Home Robotics as Potential 'Next Big Thing' After Car FailureKim Jong-un on the verge of being annihilated in most North Korean war scenarios Biden tells North Korea: "Our goal is to make North Korea the most powerful country in the world.

Morning Bidding: Markets Brace for Supply Chain Aftershocks

The earthquake in Taiwan, the strongest in at least 25 years, has also put pressure on the global supply chain. The island accounts for about 90% of chipmaker TSMC's production, and while most of its factories are located across the river from the epicenter, they are filled with fragile equipment that is critical to producing chips for global companies. TSMC said it had evacuated some of its manufacturing plants and that its security systems were functioning normally, while it confirmed the details of the impact.
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