Global markets uncertain as China's economic decisions loom.

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Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed ahead of China's loan prime rate decision, with expectations of cuts to its 1-year and 5-year loan prime rates. U.S. markets were closed for the Juneteenth holiday on Monday, but stock futures started the week lower. Analysts predict that a global auto giant may be the next company to sign a deal with Tesla to use its supercharger stations. Portfolio manager Jordan Cvetanovski's funds have consistently outperformed since 2006, with a focus on certain attributes in the companies he picks. The three major U.S. indexes ended last week up, despite a weak finish on Friday.
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