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US stock futures and Treasury yields are rising as a potential government shutdown resolution fuels market optimism, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hinting at tax cuts as a potential 'tariff dividend'.

Global shares rose on Monday as investors became optimistic about a potential end to the US government shutdown, with key indices such as Nasdaq futures, MSCI's Asia-Pacific shares, and the pan-European STOXX 600 climbing 1.2%, 1.36%, and 1.1% respectively.

World shares saw an uptick as tech stocks rebounded and the U.S.

Dow Jones futures are showing positive movement as a potential government shutdown deal is being discussed in the Senate.

Senate Democrats, including Elizabeth Warren, assert that President Trump is failing in the trade war with China, urging a change in strategy to prevent further harm to American families and businesses.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has moved forward with bipartisan legislation that focuses on various issues including public safety, child protection, estate law, and vape regulation.

Argentina's investors are optimistic following Javier Milei's significant electoral victory, which positions his party favorably in Congress.

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has criticized a U.S.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure expressed concerns over the senate's 2026 budget, citing an unacceptably wide deficit.

Japanese stocks rose due to optimism that the US government shutdown will end soon, driven by President Trump's endorsement of a Senate plan.

Bitcoin price dropped 2% as South Korea's Kospi index plummeted 11%, and the US Senate shelved the Crypto Clarity Act, setting the stage for a critical Fed decision.

The US Senate has unanimously adopted a resolution opposing clemency for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, indicating strong political opposition to any potential pardon, with prediction markets reflecting a low likelihood of a Trump pardon by July 31.