Despite a cautious mood, US stocks held near record highs, while the US dollar recorded its biggest jump since May as trade jitters eased. Super Micro Computer surged on optimism around China-US trade relations, and Nike shares climbed following a broker upgrade, with analysts urging investors to "just buy it" ahead of the Soccer World Cup. In Europe, Heineken shares slipped after the company flagged flat sales volumes for the year. Meanwhile, in commodities, gold fell to a three-week low, while oil prices rose 2% on the back of a new US-EU trade agreement. Back home, Aussie shares are expected to open lower on Tuesday, with mining stocks still under pressure. Ryan and Tom also preview the upcoming US interest rate decision and what it could mean for markets.

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