According to online reports, analyst firm Jyske Markets believes that on the eve of the July 9 deadline for U.S. tariff negotiations, the market showed some tension, but no panic. Jyske said investors started this week with a certain wait-and-see attitude. Trump said the tariff letter would be sent as early as Monday to inform countries of the new tariffs, while the U.S. Commerce Secretary said the tariffs would not take effect until August 1. "Despite some tension today, the market seems to be much more relaxed in responding to the tariff situation, so a repeat of the panic that followed Liberation Day on April 25 is not expected." Data this week is light, and tariffs will be the main focus. (Jin Shi)