Shares in Japan and Australia advanced along with equity-index futures for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, both gaining more than 1%. Contracts for Hong Kong pointed to losses after a gauge of US-listed Chinese shares fell more than 5% after Trump threatened to slap additional 50% tariffs on China. Treasuries yields and the dollar were steady early Tuesday.
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Market sentiment is currently weak, with a key level to watch at 24,250, as a break below could trigger panic selling. Certain sectors like textiles