US Stock Futures Are Rising

US stock index futures continued to rise with this week’s opening on Monday morning, especially the “S&P 500” index, which reached its highest level ever last Friday.

Today’s gains came after a positive end last week on “Wall Street,” with US investors ignoring the data of the most significant annual increase in inflation in nearly 39 years where the futures contracts for US stock indices recorded a rise today, Monday morning, ahead of the opening, after the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for November and the annual, which was approximately 6.8%, higher than the average expected and the highest ever for nearly 39 years.

The future contracts of the “Dow Jones” index rose by 0.21% and settled at the level of 36,044 points, while the futures contracts of the “Standard & Pose 500” S&P 500 industrial index rose by 0.27% before the opening of the US stock trading, and recorded about 4,723.75 points.

At the same time, the futures contracts for the “Nasdaq” composite index rose by about 46 points, or 0.28%, before the trading session and recorded about 16,376 points.

It should be noted that the US stock indices ended last Friday’s trading session with a slight rise after the decline, as US stocks led the rise in the real estate field, followed by the energy sector, then mining.