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Asian markets fell on U.S.-China trade fears, but U.S. futures rose as Trump eased tone and rate cuts loomed.
Asian stocks opened lower amid renewed U.S.-China trade tensions, with fears of 100% tariffs weighing on markets, though Wall Street futures rebounded as President Trump signaled a more conciliatory tone.
Japan’s markets were unsettled by political uncertainty, causing a sharp yen rally and a drop in Nikkei futures, which partially recovered.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures rose, ahead of a strong earnings season expected to show an 8.8% gain for S&P 500 companies.
Markets priced in near-certain Fed rate cuts in November and December.
The dollar rose slightly, the euro held steady, and bond futures dipped.
Gold edged up to $4,023 an ounce, while oil prices climbed on hopes of trade de-escalation.
Los mercados asiáticos cayeron por temores comerciales entre Estados Unidos y China, pero los futuros estadounidenses subieron a medida que Trump alivió el tono y los recortes de tasas se avecinaban.