Before the bell: S&P futures -0.2%, Nasdaq futures -0.1%

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11 January 2012

Before the bell: S&P futures -0.2%, Nasdaq futures -0.1%

U.S. stock futures fell as Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) declined and amid concern that Europe’s debt crisis will stifle global economic growth.

Shares of MSFT fell after saying that industrywide sales of personal computers will probably be lower than analysts projected.

Global stocks:

Nikkei 8,448 +25.62 +0.30%

Hang Seng 19,152 +147.66 +0.78%

Shanghai Composite 2,276 -9.70 -0.42%

FTSE 5,664 -32.92 -0.58%

CAC 3,202 -9.06 -0.28%

DAX 6,151 -11.80 -0.19%

Crude oil: $101.47 (-0,8%).

Gold: $1640.40 (+0,6%).

US Stocks open: Dow 12,421.00 -41.47 -0.33%, Nasdaq 2,700.96 -1.54 -0.06%, S&P 1,289.12 -2.96 -0.23%

European session: the euro fell after Fitch comments

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