The signing of the US-China agreement may lead to a rise in US stocks, but the details of the agreement are still unclear.

President Trump announced that the US-Iran agreement has officially been reached, although the details of the agreement are not yet clear and Iran has not fully expressed acceptance. However, the probability of US stock index futures rallying after the opening remains high. The typical risk appetite indicator, the Australian dollar against the US dollar exchange rate, has risen by about 0.5%, surpassing the euro and the yen, confirming this market trend. Crude oil futures are expected to continue the decline from Friday. However, market concerns have arisen due to Israeli attacks on Lebanon, causing oil traders to adopt a cautious attitude. Trump has made it clear that the Strait of Hormuz will resume navigation, further exacerbating downward pressure on oil prices.