After the Dow industrials on Friday narrowly avoided its first 6-session streak of sub-0.15% moves in 45 years, it doesn’t appear much movement is likely today--at least in the early going. There’s no sign right now investors feel US equities have catching up to do following the holiday weekend as stock-index futures are slightly lower. Perhaps today’s economic data could change that calculus some. There’s housing and consumer-confidence data later this morning, but up first in an hour is what could be the most market-moving: The often-volatile durable-goods report. S&P 500 futures are down 4 as oil eases 0.5% and gold drops a bit more amid a stronger dollar; the euro is at $1.0925. Treasurys are higher, with the 10-year yield at 2.19%.

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