What to watch today: Futures are flat after S&P 500’s worst day in nearly 17 months

What to watch today: Futures are flat after S&P 500’s worst day in nearly 17 months

BY THE NUMBERS were little changed Tuesday, one day after a broad market slide as concerns about oil supply due to Russia's war with Ukraine spiked crude prices to near 14-year highs. The fell deeper into a correction, down nearly 3%, in its worst single-day performance since October 2020. (CNBC) The dropped 3.6% into a , down 20% from its November record highs. The lost almost 2.4%, falling into a correction, down more than 10% from its January record highs. Investors on inflation fears Monday and that continued. (CNBC) , the U.S. oil benchmark, to around $124 per barrel Tuesday, after settling Monday at its highest level since September 2008. WTI topped $130 on Sunday, a high back to July 2008. (CNBC) The U.S. was set to ban Russian oil, liquefied natural gas and coal without European participation as soon as Tuesday, NBC News reports. Europe relies heavily on Russian energy production. Russia is a key oil and gas producer and exporter, and the country's war on Ukraine is disrupting the global market. (CNBC) * (CNBC) on Tuesday for a buying heavily discounted shipment of Russian oil and announced plans to halt involvement in all Russian hydrocarbons. Other firms, including