Canada's vote, China outreach and chip controls set Sunday's agenda

U.S. markets were closed Sunday. Canada called an April 28 snap election as tariffs strained U.S. relations, while China pledged a better business environment for foreign companies. Tesla paused its China FSD trial rollout, and Malaysia planned tighter controls on high-end Nvidia chip flows. Japan's preliminary services PMI fell to 49.5 from 53.7, while South Korean retail investment in U.S. stocks and ETFs reached 10.2 billion USD through March 20.