U.S. stock-index futures continued to point to a solidly higher start to the week Monday, with initial support tied to news reports indicating the round of reciprocal tariffs planned by the Trump administration on April 2 will be more targeted than investors had initially feared.

Dow Jones futures will open Sunday evening, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. Trump tariffs remain in focus.The stock market eked out slim-to-modest gains, ending weekly losing streaks. The major indexes reversed slightly higher Friday as President Donald Trump signaled "flexibility" on upcoming reciprocal tariffs.