Wall Street rebounded from last week’s precious metals selloff, with the dollar rising on strong U.S. and global manufacturing data. The naming of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair pick sparked the collapse in precious metals prices. Asian stocks fell, but Europe and the U.S. remained resilient. U.S. manufacturing PMI hit 52.6, the strongest growth in nearly four years. The U.S. and India reached a trade deal, cutting tariffs on U.S. goods to 18%. Tomorrow, markets await Australia’s interest rate decision and U.S. earnings reports from AMD, Merck, and more. Sign up for the newsletter for daily updates.

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