ASX 200 futures edged higher in early trade, reflecting cautious optimism ahead of key Australian jobs data. Market sentiment remains sensitive to commodity price swings, especially iron ore, which heavily influences index heavyweights. Traders are watching for potential resistance around 7,550 points. Click here to see the full list of 52 stocks from our ASX Undiscovered Gems With Strong Fundamentals screener. [9:01 am] Trump reiterated his call for furniture tariffs overnight, saying he would impose "substantial tariffs" on any country not making its furniture in the US with details to follow. This follows Friday's announcement of 30% tariff on upholstered furniture and cabinets, as well as 100% on certain patented drugs and 25% on heavy trucks. ASX 200 futures ticked up 0.15%, reflecting resilient local investor sentiment despite global volatility. Export-related companies could benefit from AUD weakness. Significantly, short interest has eased, reducing downside pressure.