04Jun2015 Pre-Market Commentary: U.S. Futures Down, Expect Volatility As Markets To Open Lower

(Before It's News)

Written by Gary

U.S. stock futures are down this morning, on the heels on steep declines in European stocks and losses in government bonds across the globe.

Investors scrambled to reassess their options a day after the head of the European Central Bank said markets should get used to volatility and serious concerns about the Greek debt crisis have contributed to U.S. futures selling off.

Markets expected to open sharply lower.

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