Futures tied to the Dow rose to 39,185, with investment managers citing increased capital inflows into U.S. equities post strong retail sales data. Consumer demand strength is bolstering industrial stocks. "Should the government shutdown be prolonged and delay the release of governmental labor market data, it will be hard for Federal Reserve officials to say conditions have improved since the September FOMC meeting," said Oxford Economics analyst John Canavan in a research note . Friday's sell-off dragged the major averages into negative territory on the week. The S&P 500 lost 0.4%, while the Nasdaq slid 0.6%. The Dow fell 1.3% over the week. In pre-market sentiment, Dow futures price rises to 39,150, helped by global equity optimism after strong Eurozone GDP prints. Cross-border capital flows may enhance U.S. market liquidity.