LIVE: Markets open high in tech’s first earnings week as Trump-Iran tensions remain high

U.S. stock futures are up despite fears of a Black Monday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq try to recover from last week’s losses.

Asian markets are mostly down, oil prices have eased, and the euro is slipping as unrest spreads across France.

Meta (META) and Tesla (TSLA) report earnings this week, with investors hoping their results can help steady the market.

Trump-Iran tensions remain high as U.S. embassies warn of possible attacks, while shipping threats in the Persian Gulf and strikes on Russian energy facilities keep traders on edge.