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Japanese Yen Gains Ground After Weak US Industrial Output Ahead of BoJ Rate Decision

Yen Advances as US Economic Data DisappointsThe Japanese yen strengthened on Monday after weaker-than-expected US industrial data reduced support for the US dollar, while investors turned their attention to a crucial interest-rate decision from the Bank of Japan scheduled for Tuesday.US industrial production rose by just 0.1% in May, falling …

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Industrial Stocks Surge to Record High as US-Iran Peace Breakthrough Lifts Market Confidence

US industrial stocks climbed to a record high on Monday as investors welcomed news of an interim peace agreement between the United States and Iran, easing fears of a prolonged energy shock that had weighed heavily on major sectors of the economy.The rally was driven by growing optimism that the …

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Wall Street Futures Surge as U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Confirmed: Nasdaq Soars 2%, SpaceX Tops $2 Trillion

Key Takeaways Futures explode higher: S&P 500 futures jumped 1.2%, Nasdaq 100 futures surged 2.1%, and Dow futures climbed 1%. Peace deal confirmed: Washington and Tehran reached an interim agreement to end their three-month war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Switzerland signing Friday: Pakistan — the frequent mediator — …

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Bitcoin Climbs 2.3% as Iran Peace Deal Sparks Risk-On Rally: ETF Exodus Slows But Extends to Fifth Week

Key Takeaways Bitcoin rebounds: The world’s largest crypto rose 2.3% to $65,809.9, continuing its recovery from recent annual lows. U.S.-Iran MOU confirmed: Both sides announced a memorandum of understanding Sunday, with formal signing set for Friday. Deal details: The agreement includes an immediate end to hostilities, Hormuz reopening within 30 …

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Dollar Loses Wartime Safe-Haven Premium as Iran Peace Deal Fuels Euro and Pound Rally: Central Bank Bonanza Begins

Key Takeaways Dollar retreats: The DXY fell 0.2% to 99.52 — its third consecutive losing session — as the wartime safe-haven premium unwound. Euro and pound at weekly highs: Both currencies climbed to their strongest levels since June 5. Peace framework confirmed: Washington and Tehran agreed to end hostilities, lift …

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Gold Surges 2.2% as Iran Peace Deal Crashes Oil and Rate Hike Bets: December Fed Hike Odds Fall From 69% to 49%

Key Takeaways Gold jumps sharply: Spot gold rose 2.2% to $4,311.64 per ounce, while gold futures also gained 2.2% to $4,332.75. Extends recovery from multi-month lows: Bullion continues to rebound from last week’s near-$4,000 trough. U.S.-Iran peace framework announced: Both sides confirmed a deal Sunday to halt hostilities, end the …

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European Stocks Ignite at Record Highs as Iran-U.S. Peace Deal Electrifies Markets: Airlines Soar, Rate Hike Bets Crumble

Key Takeaways Stoxx 600 hits record: The pan-European index vaulted to a fresh all-time peak, extending Friday’s breakthrough rally. Broad-based surge: France’s CAC 40 rose 1.6%, Germany’s DAX gained 1.8%, Italy’s MIB advanced 2.5%, and the FTSE 100 climbed 0.9%. Trump confirms deal: The president announced Sunday that Washington and …

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Oil Crashes to March Lows as U.S.-Iran MOU Triggers “Ships of the World, Start Your Engines” — Trump

Key Takeaways Oil slumps 4%+: Brent fell 4.1% to $83.79 per barrel, while WTI dropped 4.6% to $80.99 — the lowest levels since March 10. Losses extend from last week: Both contracts continued their steep decline as peace deal optimism builds. MOU announced Sunday: Trump and Iranian officials confirmed a …

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Asian Markets Erupt as U.S.-Iran MOU Signals End to War: Nikkei Hits Record High Ahead of BOJ Rate Hike

Key Takeaways KOSPI leads Asia: South Korea’s index surged 5.6%, coming back within sight of a record high. Nikkei hits all-time high: Japan’s benchmark jumped 5.4% to a record; TOPIX added 3.6% to its own peak. Broad regional rally: CSI 300 gained 1.3%, Shanghai Composite rose 0.9%, Hang Seng added …

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Weekly Recap: From Geopolitical Panic to Monetary Policy Anticipation

The week of June 8–12, 2026, marks a pivotal juncture in the global economy, as markets transitioned from acute geopolitical panic to a phase of strategic anticipation and reassessment. Tensions in the Middle East—specifically the volatile trajectory of the U.S.–Iran negotiations—intersected with unexpectedly strong U.S. economic data, fueling uncertainty regarding …

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