Investing.com - U.S. stocks were lower early Monday as investors continued to offload tech stocks.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite was off 1.02% at 10:30 ET after shedding 1.80% on Friday.
The DJI was off 0.21%. The S&P 500 lost 0.32%.
(NASDAQ:Apple) was off 3.40% at $143.91 after giving up almost 4% on Friday.
There are no major U.S. economic indicators due for release.
The dollar index pared losses and held above 97 ahead of the FOMC rate decision on Wednesday.
The odds of a June rate hike of 25 basis points stand at close to 92%.
Investors are looking to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's news conference for signals on the path of future tightening.
Oil held onto gains of 1% after an indecisive session earlier on.
GE was up 3.64% at $28.96 as John Flannery to take over from Jeff Immelt as CEO and chairman.