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With further talk around tariff pauses, this time concerning autos, there has been increased calm in the markets. The S&P 500 is back at 5,400, and US Treasuries are also showing signs of stability after last week’s pressure, with 10-year yields back around 4.3% after testing 4.6% last week.

Equity futures across the globe have advanced, alongside Asian stocks rallying this morning, after Trump temporarily paused import duties on consumer electronics in a slight backpedal.

The US dollar extended its losses as the euro hit a three-year high and the Swiss franc touched its highest level in a decade. The yen advanced to a six-month high, and emerging market currencies such as the Korean won and Thai baht also rallied against the dollar.