New Delhi, Sept. 7 -- Wall Street is taking a one-day break on Monday, September 7, as the United States observes Labor Day, giving investors a shortened trading week but a busy economic calendar to navigate once markets reopen. All benchmark indices - New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), S&P 500, and Nasdaq will remain closed for the holiday, while U.S. bond markets will also be shut.

Regular trading across U.S. stock markets will resume on Tuesday, September 8, following the three-day holiday weekend.

The holiday means there will be no regular U.S. cash-equity trading session on Monday. However, investors will continue to track developments in global markets and movements in futures.

U.S. stock futures remained relatively muted even as As...