On Monday, US stock futures showed gains as markets continued to weigh the implications of the Trump's administration's unpredictable trade policies. Futures tied to the three major stock indices each rose approximately 1%. Over the weekend, the administration temporarily halted its aggressive reciprocal tariffs on computers and electronics. However, the President noted that this pause is temporary as sector-specific tariffs on computers and semiconductors will soon follow. This ongoing shift in US trade policy has recently led to sell-offs in equities, Treasury securities, and the dollar. Still, the potential for softer-than-anticipated tariffs on Chinese electronics offered some relief to companies reliant on the world's largest manufacturer. As a result, futures for Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia saw significant upticks. Additionally, Goldman Sachs was set to release its earnings before the market opened.