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US stocks are stuck in limbo as Wall Street waits to hear what US-China trade talks will bear

Tokyo stocks rose on Tuesday for a third consecutive day as the Nikkei Stock Average gained 122.94 points following US-China trade talks in London.
The ongoing trade talks stemmed from phone discussions between US and Chinese leaders, leading to substantive negotiations but uncertainty about specific agreements remained.
Investors remained cautious ahead of key US inflation data this week, which many expect could influence Federal Reserve policy and market direction.
Strategist Maki Sawada noted that apprehensions about deteriorating U.S.-China relations lessened following meaningful discussions between the two countries, although progress was limited due to ongoing uncertainties.
The market showed tentative optimism with modest gains in US futures and Asian shares, but investors awaited further clarity on trade outcomes and inflation reports due later this week.

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