U.S.. stock futures are little changed as investors await key monthly jobs data due before the opening bell. The economy's expected to have added 110,000 jobs last month with the unemployment rate inching up to 4.3%, according to economists' mean estimate in a Dow Jones poll. That compares with May's 139,000 new jobs and 4.2% jobless rate.

Stock futures moved slightly higher Friday morning after the June jobs report showed that hiring was stronger than expected and the unemployment rate fell.

U.S. stock futures showed modest upward movement on Thursday as traders prepared for the release of June’s critical nonfarm payroll report. At the same time, market participants weighed the implications of the newly announced trade agreement between the United States and Vietnam.