📅 Economic Releases
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🔥 Hot Market News
| Iran Ratchets Up Talk of Controlling Hormuz Ahead of New Talks Iran insists on controlling maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and plans to set up ship transit points if Oman is uninterested in joint oversight. Upcoming negotiations with the US in Doha aim to address issues such as potential tolls, which the US views as unacceptable, amidst ongoing tensions and a fragile interim peace agreement.
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| Magnificent Seven stocks shed $2.3T in Wall Street tech rotation Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla, known as the Magnificent Seven, collectively lost around $2 trillion in market capitalization during the first two weeks of June 2026, with Microsoft and Amazon each losing over $350 billion. This significant decline was responsible for over two-thirds of the total drop in the S&P 500, as other constituents saw a median gain of 0.3%.
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| Britain unveils its new Ukraine-modeled armed forces Britain is overhauling its armed forces by emulating Ukraine's strategies in the war against Russia, focusing on cost-effective systems and rapid innovation cycles. The Defence Investment Plan, backed by a £15 billion increase in the defense budget, prioritizes drones and autonomous technology while reducing investments in traditional naval projects.
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| Borrowed Money Fueling US Stock Rally Is Getting More Expensive Increased leverage in the financial markets, which played a key role in driving the recent US stock rally, is now raising concerns among investors and analysts about potential risks and market instability.
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| Microsoft’s $570 Billion Rout Sets Up Its Worst Month Since 2000 Microsoft's shares have fallen by 17% in June due to investor concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on traditional software demand and the company's heavy spending on AI infrastructure. This decline, the worst since December 2000, has resulted in a loss of over $570 billion in market value, although buying interest has emerged with investor Michael Burry purchasing call options, helping the stock to rebound slightly.
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💱 Forex & Commodities
| Morgan Stanley Slashes Oil Price Forecast Again in Two Weeks, Warns of Global Supply Glut Next Year Morgan Stanley lowered its Brent crude price forecast due to a faster-than-expected recovery in oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, strong U.S. supply, and weak Chinese demand, leading to concerns of a global crude surplus. Hong Kong-listed oil stocks saw marked declines following the announcements, and ongoing geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran further impact market stability.
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| Japanese Yen Hits Lowest Level Against U.S. Dollar Since 1986, Sparking Intervention Concerns The Japanese yen fell to a four-decade low of 162.19 per dollar, prompting potential intervention from Japanese authorities, while Japan's Finance Minister stated readiness to act against excessive currency moves. Despite intervention speculations, experts believe long-term yen weakness will persist due to interest-rate differentials favoring carry trades.
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| ‘Explosive’ US dollar rally is among biggest pain trades, HSBC says HSBC Holdings predicts a gradual strengthening of the US dollar through mid-2027, which could become explosive if the Federal Reserve tightens policy more than expected and geopolitical tensions rise. The bank warns of a potential 'pain trade' in currency markets and highlights a reversal risk in the US Treasury market as inflation and labor market resilience counter initial expectations of a steepening yield curve.
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🪙 Crypto News
| Dubai set for crypto firm influx as MiCA deadline pushes companies to reassess Europe Dubai is set for an influx of crypto firms as the EU’s MiCA deadline prompts companies to reassess Europe, with some founders shifting to the UAE. European founders are flocking to the UAE for faster licensing, a dedicated crypto regulator and access to markets beyond Europe, according to CoinDesk, citing Dubai lawyer Irina Heaver.
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| Strategy Says It May Sell Up to $1.25 Billion of Bitcoin Strategy Inc. announced a major shift in its Bitcoin financing model, allowing for the sale of up to $1.25 billion in Bitcoin and establishing $1 billion repurchase programs for shares, in response to mounting pressure on its previous strategy. The move, aiming to preserve liquidity while supporting shareholders, follows a significant drop in the company's stock value and questions about the sustainability of its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation approach.
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