After most major Asian exchanges closed in the red Thursday, European stock markets and U.S. stock futures are headed lower.
Right now, S&P 500 futures are down around 0.2%.
In Europe, the German DAX is 0.4% lower, while the French CAC 40 and the Spanish IBEX 35 are both off 0.3%.
The Italian FTSE MIB 35 is the lone bright spot, up 0.5%.
Overnight in Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 closed down 2.1%, the Hong Kong Hang Seng was flat, and the Shanghai Composite fell 0.9%.
There aren't many economic data releases scheduled today until we get to the U.S. calendar, which sees six data points – CPI, initial claims, Empire State and Philly Fed manufacturing surveys, industrial production, and NAHB housing – out between 8:30 and 10 AM ET.
Also of note is Wal-Mart's Q2 earnings release at 7.
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