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Russia Expands LNG Dark Fleet With 19-Year-Old Tanker
A 19-year-old LNG tanker loaded blacklisted fuel at a US-sanctioned storage unit in Murmansk, signaling Russia's push to expand LNG exports despite Western sanctions.
Goldman Sees 130k June Payrolls With 40k World Cup Boost
Goldman Sachs forecasts June nonfarm payrolls at 130,000, including a 40,000 boost from the World Cup, implying an underlying trend near 90,000 that would strengthen the case for a September Fed rate cut.
PBOC Surprises Markets by Withholding Rate on Debut Overnight Operation
China's central bank launched its debut overnight reverse repo operation without disclosing the interest rate, surprising traders and clouding near-term borrowing cost expectations.
Japan retail sales surge 5.3% in May, smashing forecasts on wage gains
Japan's retail sales rose 5.3% year-on-year in May, far exceeding the 3.2% consensus, driven by wage growth and subsidies, reinforcing expectations for further BOJ rate hikes.
PBOC Expected to Set USD/CNY Fixing at 6.8041, Reuters Estimates
The People's Bank of China is expected to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at 6.8041, a key signal for Asian FX markets amid managed float system.
China Tech Growth Distorts Energy Demand Forecasts, Official Says
A top Chinese official warns that rapid tech expansion and structural economic shifts are making energy demand forecasts increasingly uncertain, with implications for global oil and gas markets.
Gold Drops Below $4,000 as US-Iran Tensions Stoke Inflation Fears
Gold fell below $4,000 an ounce as renewed US-Iran hostilities in the Persian Gulf stoked inflation fears, reversing a recent ceasefire-driven decline in energy prices.
RBA Better Prepared for Next Crisis, Kent Says
RBA Assistant Governor Chris Kent stated the central bank is better equipped for future crises after reviewing alternative monetary policy tools, signaling readiness for unconventional measures.
Gold demand set to climb as sovereign capital rethinks dollar reliance
Central banks and sovereign wealth funds are planning to increase gold holdings as a survey shows a sharp rise in institutions citing US debt as a negative for the dollar's reserve role, signaling structural demand for the metal.
Sovereign Funds Shift to Private Assets as Market Risks Rise
The world's largest sovereign wealth funds are increasing allocations to private and illiquid assets as traditional bond and equity portfolios face elevated risks from inflation, geopolitical tensions, and market volatility.
Wall Street Abandons Euro Strength Bets as US Rate Hikes Outpace Europe
Wall Street banks are reversing bullish euro positions as expectations grow that US interest-rate hikes will outpace European Central Bank tightening for the rest of the year, weighing on the euro.
Citi, HSBC, StanChart Repatriate $640M From Indonesia Amid Prabowo Policies
Three major foreign banks have repatriated about $640 million in profits from Indonesia since 2024, reducing exposure as President Prabowo Subianto's state-focused economic policies intensify.
Binance exits EU, EthLabs launched to boost Ethereum adoption
Binance is closing services to European users after failing to secure a license, while EthLabs, backed by BitMine and Joe Lubin, launches to spur Ethereum adoption.
Bolivia Abandons 15-Year Dollar Peg, Boliviano Set for 30% Free Float Plunge
Bolivia ended its 15-year dollar peg, allowing the boliviano to float freely, with the currency expected to depreciate around 30% as the parallel market rate converges.
US Futures Rise on Reports of Renewed Peace Talks
US equity futures climbed after reports that the US and Iran de-escalated hostilities, boosting hopes for a ceasefire and peace talks.
Asia Economic Calendar June 29: Japan Data Due, Yen Weak
Japan releases economic data on June 29, but the yen remains under pressure amid hawkish ECB comments and RBA Governor Bullock's remarks over the weekend.
ECB's Schnabel calls for more rate hikes despite Hormuz relief
ECB board member Isabel Schnabel argues the central bank must continue raising rates as the Hormuz ceasefire will only gradually ease energy supply pressures, challenging market expectations of a near-term pivot.
Chevron CFO explains why gasoline prices remain stubbornly high
Chevron CFO Eimear Bonner says gasoline prices should ease as Middle East flows normalize, but warns there is no quick fix, pushing back against accusations of price gouging.
Clean Energy Investment Surpasses Fossil Fuels for First Time, IEA Says
Global clean energy investment has overtaken fossil fuel spending for the first time, according to the IEA's World Energy Investment 2026 report, signaling a structural shift in energy markets.
VCIT vs IEI: Which Intermediate-Term Bond ETF Fits Your Strategy
Choosing between Vanguard's VCIT and iShares' IEI involves balancing higher corporate bond yields against the safety of Treasuries, with both ETFs targeting intermediate maturities.
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