Premarket: 6 things to know before the bell

1. Rebound in Hong Kong: Xiaomi’s second day as a public company is going a lot better than its first.

Shares in the Chinese smartphone maker jumped as much as 15% in afternoon trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday. The gain follows a weak debut on Monday when its shares lost as much as 5.9% before ending the day down about 1%.

Xiaomi went public after raising $ 4.7 billion in the world’s biggest tech IPO since Alibaba’s (BABA) huge New York listing in 2014.

Tuesday’s rally took its shares comfortably above their issue price of 17 Hong Kong dollars ($ 2.17).

2. Trump in Europe: US President Donald Trump is heading to Brussels, Belgium, for the first stop of his European tour.

The trip includes a NATO summit, a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II in the United Kingdom and a sit-down with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Finland.

Many European leaders have been vocal about their opposition to various Trump policies, including his decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

Switzerland on Tuesday became the latest country to file a complaint over the tariffs with the World Trade Organization.

3. Stock market overview: Global stock markets were higher, continuing the momentum from a big rally on Monday.

US stock futures were indicating modest gains at the open. European markets advanced in early trade and most Asian markets ended the day with gains.

On Monday, the Dow Jones industrial average soared by 1.3%, its best day in a month. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq jumped by 0.9%.

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4. Earnings: Pepsi (PEP) will release its earnings report before the opening bell.

5. Pound watch: The resignation of two UK government ministers has put the British pound in the spotlight.

The currency weakened significantly on Monday after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson announced his resignation over a new “business-friendly” Brexit plan from Prime Minister Theresa May.

The pound has since recovered some of its lost ground to trade at $ 1.33. The benchmark FTSE 100 edged lower on Tuesday.

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6. Coming this week:
Tuesday — Pepsi earnings
Wednesday — US Bureau of Labor Statistics releases monthly Producer Price Index
Thursday — Delta earnings; US inflation data
Friday — Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, First Republic Bank (FRC) report earnings; Consumer sentiment index