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UK Factory Growth Spurt Likely Short-Lived, PMI Shows
UK factory activity expanded at the fastest pace in four years in May, but the PMI survey suggests the boost from front-running price hikes and supply disruptions due to Middle East tensions will fade quickly.
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.
The hidden plumbing of commodity finance faces disruption risks
The intricate network of commodity trade finance, often invisible to markets, is under strain from geopolitical shocks and rising costs, threatening supply chain fluidity.
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.
Copper Rises as US Tariff Deadline Looms Within a Month
Copper prices advanced in New York and London as traders focus on the approaching US tariff deadline, which could reshape import flows and support near-term demand.
Peabody Energy (BTU) Valuation After $225M Convertible Notes Offering
Peabody Energy (BTU) completed a $225 million convertible notes offering, with shares falling 7% on the day but retaining strong long-term momentum.
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.
Trump Requests Edits to Iran Deal, Final Determination Pending
President Trump says he is making a final determination on a preliminary Iran ceasefire deal, requesting edits amid mixed signals from both sides on the timeline for an agreement.
Indonesia Advances Export Control Plan Despite Uncertainty
Indonesia is pushing ahead with plans to centralize exports of key commodities from June 1, creating regulatory uncertainty for producers of nickel, coal, and palm oil.
Brazil Extends Fuel Price Cap Measures by Two Months
Brazil extends fuel price containment measures by two months amid Middle East conflict, aiming to shield consumers from global price spikes.
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.
Grambling State President Runs University Like an Enterprise
Grambling State University President Dr. Martin Lemelle, Jr. says he runs the historically Black university like an enterprise, focusing on operational efficiency and revenue generation.
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.
Mizuho Analyst Raises SanDisk Price Target to $1,825, Sees 12% Upside
Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh raised SanDisk's price target to $1,825 from $1,625, implying 12% upside, following a similar move by Barclays the previous day.
Piper Sandler Reiterates Overweight on Corebridge Financial, Lowers Target to $31
Piper Sandler reaffirmed its Overweight rating on Corebridge Financial (CRBG) but lowered its price target to $31 from $35, reflecting recent stock performance and a preference for insurance carriers over brokers.
Barclays Lowers RadNet Price Target, Keeps Overweight Rating
Barclays lowered its price target on RadNet (RDNT) to $65 from $70 but reiterated an Overweight rating, citing continued outperformance in advanced imaging volume and pricing.
Wheat Futures Fall Sharply as Export Sales Hit Marketing-Year Low
Wheat futures tumbled double digits on Friday, with Chicago SRW July down 35.75 cents for the week, pressured by falling crude oil and a USDA report showing net cancellations of 807,348 MT in old-crop export sales, a marketing-year low.
Cotton Futures Mixed as July Posts Weekly Loss, December Gains
Cotton futures closed mixed on Friday, with July contracts falling 127 points on the week while December rose 26 points, pressured by a weaker crude oil market and a slight dip in the US dollar.
Corn Futures Fall on Month-End Pressure and Lower Crude Oil
Corn futures fell 2 to 9 cents on Friday as month-end positioning and a drop in crude oil weighed on prices, with July corn losing 16.5 cents for the week.
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