<h1>Global equities rise as investors weigh policy risks, tariffs, OPEC+ signals, funding threats and regulatory compliance uncertainty</h1> Global equity markets traded mostly higher after U.S. benchmarks recovered from a three-day decline, with investors watching imminent policy and political risks that could have legal and regulatory implications. Market moves reflected upcoming macro releases, central bank sentiment data and a potential U.S. government funding lapse. Tariff measures announced by the U.S. administration, described only broadly, introduce trade and compliance uncertainty for manufacturers, pharmaceutical and heavy-goods sectors and may prompt litigation or administrative challenges. OPEC+ production signals and central bank rate prospects also factor into regulatory and contractual risk assessments for market participants.