Dollar futures are reacting to geopolitical tensions, with contracts gaining 0.15% on safe-haven demand. Investors are recalibrating portfolios, shifting towards dollar-denominated assets as a hedge. This trend could affect multinational corporations’ earnings, particularly those with significant overseas revenue. Are the Trump administration's tariffs part of the reason behind the spike in Medicare Part B premiums? Maybe to some extent. The Kaiser Family Foundation reported in June 2025 that tariffs are pushing overall health insurance premiums higher. The prices that healthcare providers and, by extension, Medicare, must pay for imported products increase as a result of tariffs on those products. Canada’s resource-driven economy is heavily dependent on global growth and commodity prices. CME listed FX futures offer more precise risk management of CAD/USD exposure through firm pricing, convenient monthly and quarterly futures and weekly, monthly, and quarterly options, and flexibility to trade via a central limit order book, direct with blocks, or EFRPs. Dollar futures remain supported by risk-off sentiment as equity indices see choppy trading. The correlation between dollar futures and S&P 500 performance has been negative lately, as a stronger dollar tends to weigh on multinational earnings outlooks.