U.S. stock and bond markets were closed on Monday for the Labor Day holiday. Despite the closure, U.S. stock futures fell slightly as investors braced for a week filled with significant economic data, including a key jobs report. The report is expected to influence the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions. Asian share markets remained steady, and the dollar held firm as traders awaited the U.S. jobs data. On Tuesday, U.S. stock index futures traded lower, with the Dow dropping 1.2%, the S&P 500 falling 1.3%, and the Nasdaq declining 1.6%. Bond yields also saw movement, with the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield down 7 basis points to 3.841%. Euro zone government bond yields also fell slightly after U.S. data, with the German 10-year yield down 7 basis points to 2.27%. CME futures markets were open on a shortened schedule. The U.S. Treasury yields edged lower after S&P MFG PMI data.