WORLD HEADLINES – European stocks held declines from Friday and U.S. equity futures pointed to a lower open as investors digested warnings from the world’s financial leaders about the impact of protectionism on growth.

STOCKS – Futures on the S&P 500 Index declined less than 0.05 percent to the lowest in a week.

BONDS – Japanese 10-year government bonds plunged, sending the yield up the most in almost two years. European and U.S. Treasuries were mixed.

COMMODITIES – West Texas Intermediate crude increased 0.4 percent to $68.55 a barrel, hitting the highest in more than a week with its fifth straight advance.

CURRENCIES – The yen rose and Japanese government bonds slid on speculation the Bank of Japan may alter its extraordinary stimulus program.

ECONOMIC DATA – U.S. Existing Home Sales due at 10:00 ET.