Europe

The first economic report of the week will be existing home sales for May

It is the second day of declines for shares of the company

China plans to increase purchases of soybeans, corn and ethanol from the U.S.

The consensus in financial markets is that it will launch another bond-buying program of at least another $127 billion

The latest jobless figures will be released before the opening bell

Traders will get the latest housing market data with May's housing starts and building permits numbers

Traders will also focus on what are expected to be record retail sales numbers

If found guilty, Apple could face a fine of up to 10% of its annual revenue and be forced to adjust its business practices.

The pharmaceutical group agreed to supply 400 million doses of its vaccine under development.

Investors are re-evaluating their expectations for economic growth, which many skeptics have been saying were overly optimistic

Pharma giant AstraZeneca struck a deal Saturday with Europe’s Inclusive Vaccines Alliance to supply up to 400 million doses of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine, as efforts to boost manufacturing capacity continue at pace.

Companies that helped France avoid a feared shortage of virus-filtering face wear for everyday use say they need help unloading a surplus of 20 million masks

All areas of the economy were hit, in particular pubs, education, health and car sales.

Thursday's equity carnage saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average sink 6.9 percent

Traders will also have the latest jobless figures to dissect

The Fed will also provide its outlook for economic growth, inflation and unemployment

After cruises stopped sailing in mid-March after several high-profile outbreaks at sea, many big cruise lines are using this time to refine their plans, upgrade their ships and figure out how to resume safely.

Europe is showing signs of life again as cafes, parks and beaches resume business after months of lockdown.

The Federal Reserve begins its two-day policy meeting on Tuesday