- U.S. stock futures are modestly lower, all down by 0.2%, on a big day for corporate energy earnings, including Chevron and Exxon Mobil.
- Crude, along with other commodities, are extending their July slump, with WTI futures -1.8% to $47.66/bbl.
- Moving across the globe: European stocks are little changed as investors digest a flurry of earnings reports, while shares in China closed out their worst in nearly six years. The Shanghai Composite lost 9% this week, and fell a whopping 14% over July.
- Up ahead: Employment Cost Index, Chicago PMI and Consumer Sentiment.
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