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U.S. equity futuresare indicating a higher open to trading on Tuesday, the day after another trio of records.

The three major futures indexes are pointing to a gain of 0.3 percent .

Futures trimmed their advance after Dow component Home Depotmissed revenue estimatesand the home improvement retailer cut back on its sales outlook.

All three major indexes opened the week by rising above the all-time highs they set on Friday. The S&P 500 rose 0.1 percent to 3, 122 . 03. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also gained 0.1 percent to 28, 036. 22, and the Nasdaq composite climbed 0.1 percent to 8, 549. 94

Ticker	Security	Last	Change	Change%
I: DJI	DOW JONES AVERAGES	28036. 22	31. 33	0. 11%
SP 500	S&P 500	03	1. 57	0. 05%
I: COMP	NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX	8549. 93773	9. 11	0. 11%

Asian sharesare mixed as investors remain cautious over prospects for an agreement intrade talksbetween the United States and China.

HOME DEPOT SALES MISS, SHARES PLUNGE

Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 edged 0.5 percent lower, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng gained 1.6 percent, while the Shanghai Composite was up 0.9 percent.

The Chinese Central Bankcut the seven-day reverse repurchase rate to 2. 50 percent from 2. 55 percent fueling expectations that Beijing will continue to ease monetary policies, according to Reuters.

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Chinese indexes were rising moderately despite the continuing unrest in Hong Kong. Police have tightened their blockade over Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where some protesters are trapped and hundreds who left have been arrested.

The US market has been on a tear since early October, and indexes have been on a nearly uninterrupted run as worries about a possible recession have faded. Solid economic data, better corporate earnings than analysts expected and interest-rate cuts by theFederal Reservehave all helped.

That leaves negotiations in the US-Chinatrade waras the remaining wild card for the market.President Trumphad earlier hoped to have signatures on the first phase of a trade deal by now, at a major international summit that was scheduled for this past weekend. But the president of the summit’s host nation, Chile, canceled the meeting last month amid nationwide protests.

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The two sides are continuing to negotiate, with stock markets around the world swinging on every hint of progress or tension.

In Europe, London’s FTSE added 1.2 percent, Germany’s DAX was higher by 1 percent and France’s CAC was off 0.4 percent.

The Associated Press contributed to this article.