Key Takeaways Futures ease: S&P 500 futures fell 0.2% to 7,525.20, Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 0.5% to 29,890.75, and Dow futures ticked down 0.1% to 50,703.0. Record session overnight: All three major indexes hit all-time closing highs after Iranian state media reported a draft Hormuz framework was being discussed. Fresh …
Read More »Gold Stuck in Tight Range as Iran Strikes Reignite Inflation Fears: PCE Data Could Seal the Deal on Rate Hikes
Key Takeaways Gold falls: Spot gold dropped 0.4% to $4,438.92 per ounce, while gold futures eased 0.3% to $4,467.57. Range-bound for 10 days: Spot prices have been trapped between $4,400 and $4,600 per ounce since mid-May. Silver and platinum retreat: Spot silver fell 0.9% to $73.9595/oz, while spot platinum dropped …
Read More »War Reignites: Iran Strikes U.S. Airbase in Kuwait as Peace Deal Hopes Collapse and Oil Surges 4%
Key Takeaways Crude rockets higher: Brent surged 3.8% to $97.83 per barrel, while WTI jumped 4% to $92.26 — recouping a bulk of this week’s sharp losses. Iran hits U.S. airbase: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard confirmed strikes on a U.S. airbase in Kuwait in retaliation for American attacks on Bandar Abbas. …
Read More »Asian Stocks Retreat as U.S. Launches Fresh Iran Strikes: Nikkei Pulls Back from Record Highs as PCE Data Looms
Key Takeaways Asian stock markets retreated on Thursday as fresh U.S. military strikes on Iran dampened recent investor optimism over a near-term peace agreement, while traders turned cautious ahead of key U.S. inflation data later in the day. Wall Street’s major indexes closed at all-time highs overnight on hopes of …
Read More »Brent Crashes Below $100 as Iran Framework Deal Emerges: Tehran Drops Toll Threat But Hormuz Details Murky
Key Takeaways Brent breaks $100: The global benchmark plunged 4.7% to $95.55 per barrel, while WTI slid 5.1% to $91.70. Framework deal reached: Iran and the U.S. have reached a framework of an agreement, per an Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson. Hormuz specifics missing: The current MOU draft does not include …
Read More »Dollar Retreats as Iran Peace Hopes Flush Out Safe-Haven Premium: Rupee Rebounds on RBI’s “Whatever It Takes” Pledge
Key Takeaways Dollar softens: The DXY and dollar index futures both fell 0.2%, retreating after modest weekly gains. Holiday-thinned trade: U.S., Hong Kong, and South Korean markets closed, keeping volumes muted. “Largely negotiated”: Trump claimed the U.S.-Iran framework deal is mostly done, covering the war’s end and Hormuz reopening. Rubio’s …
Read More »Gold Surges 1.1% as Iran Peace Hopes Crush Dollar and Yields: Silver and Platinum Join the Rally
Key Takeaways Gold jumps: Spot gold rose 1.1% to $4,558.55 per ounce, while gold futures gained 0.8% to $4,593.34. Silver surges: Spot silver jumped 2.9% to $77.7250 per ounce. Platinum rallies: Spot platinum climbed 2% to $1,968.12 per ounce. Dollar and yields retreat: A sharp drop in both the greenback …
Read More »Brent Crashes Below $100 as Rubio Touts “Pretty Solid” Hormuz Framework: But Nuclear Standoff and Blockade Cloud the Picture
Key Takeaways Brent breaks $100: Futures slid 5.6% to $97.74 per barrel — the weakest level in nearly three weeks. WTI plunges: U.S. crude fell 6.1% to $90.71 per barrel. Rubio’s “pretty solid” framework: The Secretary of State said the U.S. and Iran have a solid framework deal on reopening …
Read More »Asian Stocks Rocket to Records as Trump’s Hormuz MOU Claim Sends Oil Below $100: Nikkei Hits All-Time High
Key Takeaways Nikkei hits record: Japan’s benchmark index surged as much as 3.3% to an all-time high of 65,408.87 points. TOPIX also records: The broader index climbed 1.6% to 3,953.89 — another all-time high. Chip stocks lead: Renesas Electronics and Rohm each surged 10% on AI and semiconductor momentum. Nasdaq …
Read More »U.S. Consumer Sentiment Crashes to All-Time Low: Iran War Gasoline Shock Sends Inflation Fears to Multi-Decade Highs
Key Takeaways Record low sentiment: The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index plunged to an all-time low of 44.8 in May, down from 48.2 earlier in the month and 49.8 in April. Missed expectations: Economists had forecast no change from the preliminary 48.2 reading. Gasoline the culprit: Surging pump prices …
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