WALL STREET STOCK FUTURES OPEN LOWER

Stock futures fell after a mixed session earlier in the day, which saw the S&P 500 and Dow pull back from record levels, Emily McCormick of Yahoo Finance reported on Wall Street trading.

Contracts on the S&P 500 dipped. The index pulled back by the end of the regular session Tuesday. However, this came following a notable run-up for the blue-chip index in recent weeks: It had closed at record highs at the end of each of the last seven sessions and hit a record intraday high Tuesday morning.

The Dow also dropped during Tuesday's session to pull back from Friday's record closing high, while the Nasdaq set a new record as shares of Apple ended at a six-month high and Amazon rallied.

Shares of Didi Global (DIDI) steadied in late trading after shares sank 19% to close below their IPO price from last week, after Chinese regulators called for the removal of the ride-hailing service in app stores in the country.

Crude oil prices retreated after briefly reaching their highest level since November 2014, after a breakdown in OPEC talks earlier this week yielded no agreement to add more output to the supply-constrained global energy markets.

The sharp move lower after the rally came as some pundits speculated that some oil producers might begin to act alone to increase output. Others, however, were more skeptical.

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