NEW YORK — Stock futures dipped Wednesday as another nation in Europe sank into recession and the economic contraction for the entire European Union stretched into its sixth straight quarter.
With France's second consecutive quarter of shrinking gross domestic product, the majority of the EU, the world's largest export market, is now in recession.
Dow Jones industrial futures fell 11 points to 15,164. The broader S&P futures gave up 1.8 points to 1,646.20. Nasdaq futures fell half a point to 2,994.755.
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