US stock futures pushed higher on Monday as a looming deadline fueled uncertainty around President Donald Trump’s tariff plans, as investors looked ahead to the monthly jobs report and key retail earnings.

Wall Street drove higher before markets opened on Monday following a dismal stretch that saw the S&P 500 decline in five out of six days over worries about President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.

Only a couple years ago, manufacturers were fighting for space to relocate their operations to Monterrey, an industrial city in Mexico’s northeast, as they sought to move closer to the US and its vast consumer market.

Investors have been trying to pinpoint the potential winners and losers for weeks. They are ditching risky corners of the stock market for areas perceived as more insulated from Trump’s trade salvos.