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🇬🇧 UK inflation remained at 2.8%, avoiding a further increase and coming in lower than analysts’ expectations. The Pound came under significant pressure after the release, and this significantly lowers any possibility of a rate hike in 2026. 🚀 SpaceX extended gains, rising 4.8% and becoming the fifth most valuable US company. However, global indices declined on Tuesday, particularly the NASDAQ. The decline was due to profit-taking and caution ahead of the new chairman’s press conference. 📉 Analysts note that stocks within the NASDAQ that triggered the decline are stocks that have seen significant gains in the previous days. For this reason, investors believe the decline is also due to profit-taking after significant quick gains. 📊 Stocks that saw significant declines include Broadcom (-4.75%), Micron Technologies (-6.18%) and AMD (-7.30%). 🏦 Investors are taking a cautious approach ahead of tonight's Fed decision and Kevin Warsh’s first press conference as chairman. 📋 Markets expect rates to remain unchanged at 3.50%-3.75%, with attention focused on economic projections and future policy signals. 💵 Investors are also watching for details on Warsh’s plans to reform the Fed, as any changes to QE could pressure stocks and support the US Dollar. 🛢️ Crude oil continues to decline towards $75 and falls to its lowest price since 5 March. Markets welcomed reports of a US-Iran framework agreement, including a ceasefire, sanctions relief, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. 🥇 A key concern for technical analysts regarding Gold is that it has not been able to maintain bullish momentum while the US Dollar has continued to decline. This can be seen as a key signal that Gold may again decline or remain within a new price range between $4,000 and $4,350.

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📈 The Bank of Japan adjusted its policy rate from 0.75% to 1.00%, the highest since 1995. However, the Japanese Yen’s first reaction was to slightly decline, and any gains since have been minimal. 💴 The Yen’s gains have been limited because the rate hike was widely expected and already priced into the market. In addition, a stronger US Dollar during recent Asian and US trading sessions has continued to pressure the Yen. 💵 The US Dollar remains resilient despite lower oil prices and easing geopolitical tensions, recovering its losses and extending gains. 🏦 Markets expect rates to remain unchanged, but high bond yields and expectations of a Fed rate hike this year continue to support the Dollar. 🇦🇺 The Australian Dollar is declining against all currencies as the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates unchanged and agreed that unemployment is higher than expected. 📉 According to the RBA, consumer spending growth is slowing as expected, and housing market momentum has weakened. The unemployment rate also rose more than expected in April, although other labour market indicators remain resilient. 🛢️ Oil prices declined below $80.00 per barrel again during the opening of the London session as analysts continue to expect energy prices to remain under pressure. 🥇 Gold saw significant gains on Monday, but analysts remain cautious as both the US Dollar and Gold simultaneously gained. Gold trades slightly higher on Tuesday, but some other metals, including Silver decline. 📊 Global indices trade sideways on Tuesday after reaching new all-time highs. Traders await further price drivers but remain cautious of any hawkish comments during tomorrow’s Fed press conference. 🚀 The NASDAQ in particular saw significant gains due to support from the semiconductor sector. Micron Technology stock rose 10.84%, NVIDIA Corp rose 3.54%, and AMD stock rose 6.98%.

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🕊️ US-Iran preliminary peace deal lifts risk appetite as markets price in lower geopolitical risk and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran are believed to be signing the agreement on Friday. 🛢️ The agreement saw a large drop in the oil and broader energy markets. Crude Oil was already falling last week, and fresh selling pressure is now pushing prices to a three-month low. 📉 Crude Oil fell more than 5% during this morning’s Asian session, which started with a large bearish price gap. In the medium term, price action indicates a potential decline to $74.95 per barrel, which was the price on the day the US and Israel struck Iran. However, any tensions can put this target under pressure. 📈 US stocks gained strongly during the Asian session after the US-Iran deal improved market sentiment. The NASDAQ saw stronger demand, supported by SpaceX’s positive performance after its NASDAQ debut. 🚀 NASDAQ recently changed its rules to allow very large IPOs to enter the NASDAQ 100 after just 15 trading days. Many analysts expect SpaceX to be added soon, after the stock rose 19% on its debut and a further 5% during this morning’s Asian session. 📊 Bullish signals strengthened, with global indices trading higher, the VIX falling more than 5%, and the put-all Ratio easing from a two-month high. 💹 Lower bond yields supported tech stocks, while around 85% of NASDAQ components traded higher. 🏦 Fed expectations improved, with the chance of a policy pause rising to 46% from 28%, giving the NASDAQ further support. 💱 The best-performing currencies of the day so far are the Swiss Franc, Euro and Australian Dollar. The worst-performing are the US Dollar and Canadian Dollar. Both are partially correlated with oil prices. 🥇 Gold prices rebounded due to the poor performance of the US Dollar this morning. However, the price is yet to obtain a bullish signal on larger timeframes. On the 5-minute timeframe, price action indicates that any bullish indications may fade below $4,300.60. 🏛️ Central banks remain in focus this week, especially the Fed, BOJ, and RBA, as markets reassess inflation and rate risks after the oil shock fades.

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🚀 MARKETS RALLY ON IRAN PEACE HOPES 📈 Global stocks surged after reports of progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations boosted risk sentiment. Asian markets led the gains, with South Korea's KOSPI up 7.8% and Japan's Nikkei rising 3.5%. 🛢 Oil Prices Fall Brent crude dropped below $89 and WTI slipped toward $86 as fears of further Middle East escalation eased. However, uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz remains. 🇺🇸 Wall Street Jumps The Nasdaq gained 2.5%, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones rose 1.8% and 1.9%, respectively, as investors welcomed lower inflation risks. 🏦 Fed Expectations Shift Falling oil prices helped ease inflation concerns, reducing expectations for additional Fed rate hikes this year. 🇬🇧 UK Growth Slows UK GDP contracted 0.1% in April, suggesting higher energy costs are beginning to weigh on economic activity. 🚀 SpaceX IPO in Focus Investors are closely watching the historic SpaceX debut, which raised $75 billion at a $1.77 trillion valuation, making it the largest IPO ever. 👀 Key Themes Today 🔹 Iran ceasefire developments 🔹 Oil price movements 🔹 SpaceX IPO debut 🔹 Fed rate outlook #Markets #Trading #Forex #Stocks #Oil #SpaceX #MarketUpdate 📈🚀

Join us live as we break down the latest US CPI data and what it could mean for the markets, the Fed, and potential trading setups. 📊 We’ll analyse inflation trends, rate cut expectations, and possible reactions across forex, stocks, Gold, and the US Dollar ahead of the release. 🎯 💪🏻 Stay ahead before volatility hits ⚡️ Watch the full analysis on 10th June at 12:10 GMT.

🌍 Global Markets Update 🛢 Oil Prices Rise Oil prices moved higher as renewed US-Iran military tensions increased concerns over potential supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. ⚠️ Middle East Tensions Escalate The US and Iran exchanged fresh strikes overnight, reducing hopes for a near-term de-escalation and increasing risk aversion across financial markets. 💵 US Dollar Remains Strong The US Dollar continues to trade near a two-month high as investors seek safety amid geopolitical uncertainty and rising inflation risks. 🥇 Gold Extends Losses Despite increased geopolitical tensions, gold remains under pressure from higher Treasury yields, a stronger US Dollar, and expectations that interest rates could remain elevated. 📉 Asian Stocks Trade Lower Asian equity markets declined overnight, with technology and semiconductor stocks leading losses across Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong. 🇨🇳 China's Economy Shows Mixed Signals Consumer inflation remained subdued, highlighting weak domestic demand, while producer prices rose at the fastest pace since August 2022 due to higher energy costs. 🇯🇵 Japan Inflation Beats Expectations Japan's producer prices accelerated to 6.3%, strengthening expectations that the Bank of Japan could continue normalising monetary policy. 📊 US CPI in Focus Today's US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is expected to be the key market-moving event and could significantly impact expectations for Federal Reserve policy. 👀 What Traders Should Watch • US CPI Inflation Data • Oil Price Volatility • US Dollar Performance • Treasury Yields • Gold Price Reaction • Further US-Iran Developments #MarketUpdate #CPI #Oil #Gold #USDollar #Forex #Stocks #Trading

🌍 Markets remain headline-driven as traders balance Middle East developments, inflation concerns and a stronger U.S. dollar. 📈 Today's key event is U.S. PPI data, which could significantly impact Treasury yields, the USD, gold and stock indices. 💵 The U.S. dollar remains supported, with EUR/USD under pressure and USD/JPY continuing to react to yield expectations. 🥇 Gold has fallen for a third consecutive session, as easing geopolitical concerns and firm yields weigh on safe-haven demand. 🛢 Crude oil remains highly sensitive to geopolitical headlines, with any developments involving Iran or the Middle East capable of triggering sharp moves. 📉 Equity indices remain fragile, with traders awaiting inflation data before committing to larger positions. ⚠️ Today's market movers: PPI, Initial Jobless Claims, President Trump and Fed member Barkin.

Join us live as we break down the latest US CPI data and what it could mean for the markets, the Fed, and potential trading setups. 📊 We’ll analyse inflation trends, rate cut expectations, and possible reactions across forex, stocks, Gold, and the US Dollar ahead of the release. 🎯 Stay ahead before volatility hits ⚡️ Watch the full analysis on 10th June at 12:10 GMT. [Add Twitter link] [Add YT link] #CPI #Inflation #LiveMarketView #Analysis #Forex #Gold

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