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Global equity markets rose to three-week highs on Monday amid hopes that tariff pressures are easing, while uncertainty over U.S. trade policy weighed on the dollar, according to Reuters. European stocks rose, U.S. stock futures trimmed losses, and Asian shares made modest gains at the start of a busy week featuring major corporate earnings and U.S. jobs data. Trade tensions remained a major focus, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent did not confirm President Donald Trump's claims of progress with China. Analysts warned that ongoing uncertainty would likely slow global growth by undermining business and consumer confidence.
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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Global equity markets rose to three-week highs on Monday amid hopes that tariff pressures are
00:06easing, while uncertainty over U.S. trade policy weighed on the dollar, according to Reuters.
00:11European stocks rose, U.S. stock futures trimmed losses, and Asian shares made modest gains at the
00:16start of a busy week featuring major corporate earnings and U.S. jobs data. Trade tensions
00:22remain a major focus as Treasury Secretary Scott Besson did not confirm President Donald Trump's
00:27claims of progress with China. Analysts warn that ongoing uncertainty would likely slow global
00:33growth by undermining business and consumer confidence. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com
00:38slash GSTV.

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