U.S. equity futures fell in Sunday evening trading, with contracts tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping almost 800 points and S&P 500 futures slipping about 0.3%. The early weakness follows Friday’s close and sets a negative tone for the start of the new trading week. Commodity markets moved in the opposite direction. West Texas Intermediate crude rallied more than 7%, extending an earlier gain of about 5.5%, while gold futures edged higher by roughly 0.3%. The contrasting moves suggest investors are rotating toward perceived havens and inflation-sensitive assets as they gauge the outlook for global growth and policy.