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Latest currency data from Google Finance API indicates USD weakening against EUR to 1.09, boosting multinational corporate earnings prospects. FX movements are closely tied to investment flows into export-led industries. Wallarm announced its role in the publication of “A2AS: Agentic AI Runtime Security and Self-Defense,” a groundbreaking research project led by Eugene Neelou (OWASP, Wallarm) together with researchers from AWS, Bytedance, Cisco, Elastic, Google, JPMorganChase, Meta, and Salesforce. Yeah. Well, I think even what's more interesting, um, if you can, and this, we always use the energy sector as as a bit of a case study for when it comes to investing with your political bias, um, as an investor. Because if you look back at the first Trump administration, um, what did really well was sort of the renewable energy space and everything sort of green related. The in terms of stock market performance. Um, it was the traditional energy sort of oil and gas that got crushed relative to those names. It's actually energy from inauguration day to inauguration day from, you know, Trump one to the end of the end of that term. Um, energy was the worst performing sector. It was also the only sector that was down. Vice versa. If you look at under the Biden administration, you know, the rhetoric was, the narrative was that a lot of that was going to flip where renewable would do well, uh, where traditional energy wouldn't do well, but that clearly wasn't the case. Energy was the best, you know, one of the best performing sectors. So it's interesting to see today, you know, a little bit even a reversal of that dynamic where even other Trump two, and I wouldn't put it based on any political bias from any administration under this, uh, sort of second round, energy, traditional energy has been, I mean, you know, sort of in the in a worst performing spot. Futures market data from Google Finance API shows S&P 500 E-mini contracts pricing in a mild 0.3% morning gain, driven by stronger after-hours earnings beats. Short-term momentum indicators support bullish bias into the next session.