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Dollar General CEO says high gas costs curb food purchases
Dollar General's CEO noted that high gasoline costs are pressuring rural customers to reduce food purchases, signaling a shift in consumer spending that could weigh on economic growth and influence Fed policy expectations.
US stocks edge higher to fresh record closes, AI frenzy lifts Marvell
US stocks closed at fresh record highs after modest gains, fueled by a surge in AI-related shares led by Marvell Technology and Hewlett-Packard Enterprises.
NYC bar hedges Knicks victory risk using Kalshi prediction markets
A New York City bar is using Kalshi's CFTC-regulated prediction markets to hedge financial losses if the Knicks win the NBA championship, a novel application of event contracts.
Tether topped central banks as the biggest gold buyer in 2025
Tether became the largest gold buyer in 2025, surpassing central banks, as official sector purchases fell to 850 tonnes but dollar spending rose due to higher gold prices.
Eurozone CPI Rises to 3.2% in May, Reinforcing ECB June Rate Hike Expectations
Eurozone headline CPI accelerated to 3.2% year-on-year in May, matching expectations, while core inflation also rose, reinforcing the case for an ECB rate hike at the June meeting.
Japanese yen extends losses as market doubts June BOJ rate hike
The Japanese yen weakened further against the US dollar as traders doubt the Bank of Japan will raise rates in June, keeping the carry trade attractive.
PrimeXBT: Why Successful Traders Control Leverage, Not Maximize It
PrimeXBT highlights that successful traders prioritize leverage control over maximum leverage, as margin management and stop-loss discipline are critical to avoiding liquidation.
FX Option Expiries for June 2: EUR/USD 1.1600-25 in Focus
FX option expiries for June 2 include EUR/USD strikes between 1.1600 and 1.1625, which may reinforce the current floor and limit price action during the New York cut.
Trump says Iran deal within a week, markets largely unimpressed
President Trump indicated a deal with Iran could be reached within a week to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but markets largely dismissed the claim given his credibility on such promises.
Japan eyes food sales tax cut to 1% from 2027, bond and yen risks loom
Japan is considering cutting its food consumption tax from 8% to 1% for two years starting April 2027, a move that could pressure JGB yields and the yen if it raises fiscal sustainability concerns.
ISM Manufacturing Rises to Highest Since 2022
The ISM manufacturing index rose to its highest level since 2022, signaling expansion in the sector and supporting the US dollar amid geopolitical tensions.
Hezbollah ready for full ceasefire with Israel, report says
A report that Hezbollah is ready for a full ceasefire with Israel triggered risk-on moves, with equities rising and oil falling, while the US dollar showed weakness.
SpaceX to Reserve 5% of IPO Shares for Staff and Family
SpaceX plans to allocate 5% of its IPO shares to employees, friends, and family, as disclosed in a recent filing that also details its deal with Anthropic, signaling a highly anticipated public listing.
USD rally hits AUDUSD and NZDUSD hard, USDCAD rebounds above key MAs
The USD surged after Iran halted talks with the US, sending oil and yields higher and stocks lower, with AUDUSD and NZDUSD falling sharply while USDCAD rebounded above its 200-hour and 200-day moving averages.
Eurozone manufacturing growth slows as stockpiling boost fades in May
Eurozone manufacturing activity lost momentum in May as the stockpiling surge that boosted April faded, with new orders stagnating and export demand weakening.
Swiss GDP, Eurozone PMIs, UK data in focus today
Today's European session features Swiss Q1 GDP, Eurozone unemployment and final PMIs for major economies, with no expected policy shifts from the SNB, ECB, or BoE.
Oil Rises as Iran Nuclear Talks Falter, Tehran Resignation Report Rattles Markets
Oil prices rose and risk appetite remained cautious after reports that Iran's president resigned and US-Iran nuclear talks showed fresh strain, while Washington moved to close a loophole aiding China's AI sector.
PBOC Seen Setting USD/CNY Fixing at 6.7643, Reuters Estimates
The PBOC is expected to set the daily USD/CNY midpoint at 6.7643, a key signal for Asian FX markets and the managed yuan trading band.
Jim Cramer on Micron's Rapid Trillion-Dollar Market Cap Journey
Jim Cramer highlighted Micron's rapid ascent to a trillion-dollar market cap, contrasting its 48-day journey with Nvidia's 490 days, driven by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory in data centers.
Dow Jones Futures Rise on Iran Hopes; Nvidia, Tesla Lead Stocks Near Buy Points
Dow Jones futures rose on hopes of de-escalation in Iran, with Nvidia and Tesla leading trillion-dollar stocks near buy points, boosting risk sentiment in currency markets.
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