Investor optimism about economic reopening is outweighing concerns over rising U.S.-China tensions
International markets rose, as optimism about economic reopening outweighed concerns over escalating U.S.-China tensions. E-mini S&P 500 futures advanced 1.4%, suggesting U.S. markets could gain when they resume trading Tuesday after the Memorial Day holiday.
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