Stock futures dip on industrials, Greece weighs

By IBTimes Staff Reporter | January 27 2010 9:24 AM

U.S. stock index futures turned negative on Wednesday, weighed by large industrial companies like Caterpillar Inc and United Technologies Corp .

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Also dragging futures lower were concerns over Greece's finances, as the spread of the 10-year Greek bond yield over benchmark German Bunds rose to its highest level since Greece adopted the euro currency in 2001.

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