Dow futures trading ticked up 110 points as bond yields slipped back, easing pressure on equities. Market watchers suggest a breakout zone above 39,750 could signal renewed buying momentum. Copper specifically has seen its price widely fluctuate, largely in line with the whims of Trump's trade policy. The threat of 50% tariffs in July sent futures soaring, but revisions to the policy sent prices crashing back to Earth and left copper traders with large sums of the metal stuck sitting in stateside warehouses. Federal health officials are expected to warn women against using acetaminophen, the generic name for Tylenol, early on in pregnancy unless they have a fever, the Post reported on Sunday, citing four people familiar with the matter. Officials will also highlight a form of folate, known as leucovorin, as a potential autism treatment, according to the report. Dow futures trading opened higher, supported by improving credit market conditions. The Chicago Fed’s economic index uptick may solidify expectations for sustained Q3 GDP strength.