MINYANVILLE ORIGINAL US stock futures now point to a higher open rebounding from overnight weakness. The IMF released its World Economic Report in Tokyo this morning citing lower growth prospects and higher risk of another recession while pointing specifically to the European debt crisis and impending US fiscal cliff. They cut 2012 growth targets to 3.3% from 3.5% and 2013 targets from 3.9% to 3.6%. At least pre-market stocks don't seem to care. Investors are also bracing for earnings season which has some of the lowest expectations in recent memory. Alcoa (NYSE:AA) generally marks the unofficial kickoff of earnings ...