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U.S. stock futures slip ahead of retail sales data and Fed minutes as investors eye Russia-Ukraine headlines

By: MarketWatch
Wall Street was looking at a slightly lower open for Wednesday, with investors waiting for minutes of the latest Fed meeting and retail sales data, and monitoring Russia-Ukraine headlines.
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