While some approvals have been granted, key details remain unclear. Trump warned tariffs could rise to 145% if no deal is reached. The agenda may also cover Huawei restrictions and student visa policies. Investors now await US CPI on Wednesday, PPI on Friday, and consumer sentiment data for more insight into the economic outlook.

China’s 10-year yield stayed near 1.69%, as export approvals and resumed Boeing deliveries supported sentiment. However, ongoing deflation pressures and soft trade figures weighed on the outlook, despite a $103B trade surplus.

Japan’s 10-year yield climbed above 1.47% after revised GDP showed flat Q1 growth and strong bond auction demand. Expectations of gradual policy tightening also supported yields, with the BOJ signaling reduced bond buying ahead.

The US dollar rose Friday after strong May payrolls, though broader data suggested continued economic fragility.

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