📅  Economic Releases

Time (ET)EventImpact
2:00 AMFOMC Member Kashkari SpeaksLow
6:50 AMFOMC Member Schmid SpeaksLow
8:30 AMPrelim Wholesale Inventories m/mLow
8:30 AMGoods Trade BalanceLow
9:10 AMFOMC Member Bowman SpeaksLow
9:15 AMFOMC Member Paulson SpeaksLow
9:45 AMChicago PMILow
12:40 PMFOMC Member Daly SpeaksLow
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📊  Earnings Today

CompanyWhenEstimate
BKE
The Buckle, Inc.
BMO0.69
EPS Est
ELMT
The Elmet Group Co.
BMO-0.01
EPS Est
GCO
Genesco Inc.
BMO-2.57
EPS Est
FUFU
BitFuFu Inc.
BMO0.00
EPS Est
DLNG
Dynagas LNG Partners LP
BMO0.29
EPS Est
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📈  Premarket Gainers & Losers

▲ Top GainersCompanyChange
SNOWSnowflake Inc.+35.23%
PHRPhreesia, Inc.+22.56%
KSSKohl's Corporation+21.73%
LTRXLantronix, Inc.+18.62%
CTRNCiti Trends, Inc.+16.95%
DLTRDollar Tree, Inc.+16.70%
RCATRed Cat Holdings, Inc.+16.13%
AAgilent Technologies, Inc.+16.06%
HEIHeico Corporation+12.88%
CRSRCorsair Gaming, Inc.+12.83%
▼ Top LosersCompanyChange
PLABPhotronics, Inc.-31.68%
BOBSBob's Discount Furniture, Inc.-16.90%
SIDUSidus Space, Inc.-16.68%
BURLBurlington Stores, Inc.-14.02%
PEverpure, Inc.-13.31%
JLHLJulong Holding Limited-10.87%
INVInnventure, Inc.-9.52%
ENTAEnanta Pharmaceuticals, Inc.-8.87%
SYMSymbotic Inc.-8.45%
BRZEBraze, Inc.-8.22%
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🎯  Gamma Flip Point — $SPX (S&P 500 Index)

$SPX gamma flip point is 7494.46

 

🔥  Hot Market News

China Export Prices Climb Most in Three Years on Oil Shock

China's export prices have risen at their fastest pace in three years, primarily driven by the recent surge in oil prices, affecting the cost of exported goods.

Theedgesingapore · 3 minute read

SpaceX has adjusted its IPO valuation downward to $1.8 trillion

SpaceX has adjusted its IPO valuation target to at least $1.8 trillion, seeking a $75 billion raise, potentially marking the largest IPO on record. The IPO marketing will commence on June 4 with pricing expected by June 11, and the company aims to expand beyond its core rocket and satellite business into AI-powered infrastructure.

Newsbytesapp · 1 minute read

Blackstone (BX) Partners in $36B Debt Financing for Anthropic's AI Development

Blackstone has partnered in a $36 billion debt financing initiative aimed at supporting the AI development efforts of Anthropic.

Gurufocus · 3 minute read

Minutes of the ECB’s April meeting confirm hawkish bias

The minutes from the European Central Bank's April 26 meeting reveal discussions on maintaining monetary policy measures in response to ongoing economic challenges and inflation pressures across the Eurozone.

Ing · 3 minute read

Rally in Samsung and SK Hynix Creates Forced Selling Dilemma for Funds

The rapid rise in the stock prices of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix has compelled funds with a 10% single-stock cap rule to sell their holdings as their portfolio positions exceed the allowed limits. This situation, driven by high valuations and investment in AI-related stocks, is causing significant volatility and rebalancing in the market.

Yahoo Finance · 3 minute read

Dell Stock Soars on Multibillion-Dollar Pentagon Software Deal

Dell Technologies' federal systems unit secured a $9.7 billion agreement for software purchasing with the Pentagon, which centralizes software procurement for the Department of Defense and includes Microsoft software licenses and cloud services. The contract supports migration efforts tied to the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability program.

Yahoo Finance · 2 minute read

US and Iran Need to Resolve Issues Before War Agreement, Says VP JD Vance

Vice-President JD Vance stated that the US and Iran have several unresolved issues to address before finalizing a deal that would extend the ceasefire and start talks on Iran's nuclear program. While reports suggest a potential agreement on unrestricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of some sanctions, conflicting reports and ongoing military accusations indicate fluid and uncertain negotiations.

BBC · 4 minute read

Citadel Securities Highlights Potential Market Upside from Strait of Hormuz Reopening

Citadel Securities suggests that markets are underestimating the likelihood of a rapid diplomatic resolution between the US and Iran, which could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by 2026. This reopening, which could occur within 30 days following a deal, is expected to lower oil prices and potentially lead to significant market gains similar to the Nasdaq 100 rally after an earlier US-Iran ceasefire.

Cryptobriefing · 3 minute read

Trump’s Bind Deepens With Hormuz Shut and Hawks Pushing War

President Trump faces pressure from Iran for financial relief and from Republican hawks not to sign a bad deal, complicating efforts to end the conflict with Iran and restore stability in the region. Despite suggesting a deal is close, ongoing military actions and strategic tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, coupled with Trump's past criticisms of similar agreements, have made reaching a resolution challenging.

Yahoo Finance · 3 minute read

China Launches Major Shake-Up in Cross-Border Tax System Affecting Ultra-Wealthy

Chinese regulators have intensified their crackdown on cross-border trading, penalizing three major brokers—Futu Holdings, Up Fintech, and Long Bridge Securities—who allegedly operated without licenses, leading to a significant market sell-off. The government has also increased scrutiny on offshore investments and trust structures used by China's ultra-wealthy, potentially impacting HK$250 billion of assets in Hong Kong.

Com · 10 minute read

Dhaval Joshi@DhavalVJoshi

Almost no difference between graduate and non-graduate unemployment rates now, as AI is obsoleting many entry-level graduate jobs. Begging the question, why bother with the time, effort, and massive expense of going to university at all?

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Neil Sethi@neilksethi

ING notes that RPI has been falling off its pre-pandemic trend over the past year.

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Peter Mallouk@PeterMallouk

There were 505 actively managed US equity funds ranked in the top quartile of performance at the end of 2021. 3 years later, not a single one of these funds remained in the top quartile. Picking active funds that can beat the market over time is borderline impossible.

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unusual_whales@unusual_whales

Iran's IRGC: 26 vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours

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Charlie Bilello@charliebilello

Forward P/E Ratios... Costco $COST: 45 Walmart $WMT: 36 Nvidia $NVDA: 17 Which one is the bubble?

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Hedgeye@Hedgeye

Retail spending heading lower:

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Hedgeye@Hedgeye

This is an admission that the U.S. Dollar has lost 60% of its purchasing power since 1990. $250 today buys what $100 did then.

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Yoshik@AskYoshik

The AI numbers are starting to look very ugly. Even under "best case" assumptions, FT's own data shows Microsoft AI ROI at -9%, Google at -15%, Meta at -28%, Oracle at -35%. Only Amazon barely comes out positive. This is exactly why I keep comparing this to the dot-com era. Incredible technology does not automatically mean sustainable economics. The internet survived. Most internet companies didn't. Right now hyperscalers are spending trillions hoping future demand catches up to present capex. That's not certainty. That's a leveraged bet.

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Daniel Lacalle@dlacalle_IA

@s_m_marandi Trump has Iran in a stranglehold and there is no escape.

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Mr. VIX@yieldsearcher

Picture worth a thousand words

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Daniel Lacalle@dlacalle_IA

Iran shot itself in the foot and damaged its historic OPEC partners. Satellite Shows 90% of Hormuz Oil Sites Down Graphs by Bloomberg

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The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter

China is overtaking Japan as the new powerhouse of the global auto industry: Chinese automakers now account for a record ~28% of global auto sales. This percentage has more than DOUBLED since 2019. Over the same period, Japan’s proportion has declined -7 percentage points, to ~25%, the lowest in at least 10 years. As a result, China has officially become the world's leader in auto sales. By 2035, Chinese automakers are expected to account for ~34% of global sales, while Japan's proportion is projected to fall further, to ~22%. China is taking control of the global car market.

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unusual_whales@unusual_whales

13.1% of credit card balances in the US are now 90+ days delinquent, the highest since 2011.

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Kyrylo Shevchenko@KShevchenkoReal

Despite sanctions and green rhetoric, the EU is ramping up Russian energy imports. In April, France — Europe’s biggest nuclear power — became the largest buyer, importing €413 million worth of Russian energy, up 12% from March, mostly #LNG. Hungary (€380M), Belgium (€363M), Slovakia (€228M), and Spain (€181M) followed closely. While Europe talks diversification, economic reality is hitting hard: Russian crude, pipeline gas, and LNG are still flowing as countries chase cheaper supplies amid tight budgets and winter fears. This isn’t just energy dependence — it’s billions of euros flowing straight into Russia’s war economy. #RussiaSanctions

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Daily Chartbook@dailychartbook

"The average stock inside the most important indexes in the world has literally never been stronger." @JC_ParetsX

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Polymarket@Polymarket

JUST IN: The Pentagon has reportedly assembled the troops & weapons needed to “act immediately” against Cuba, awaiting Trump’s orders.

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Thorsten Froehlich@FroehlichThors1

Failed attempts by the BOJ to strengthen the YEN keeps the DXY at bay. Meanwhile, diminishing spreads for carry traders are offset by a weakening YEN against the USD - a ticking time bomb, again.

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Polymarket@Polymarket

JUST IN: NIO CEO says China’s auto industry is past its “golden era”

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💱  Forex & Commodities

Ceasefire Optimism Weighs on Energy Markets

Optimism around a potential ceasefire in conflict regions has put downward pressure on energy markets, impacting prices as traders anticipate reduced geopolitical risks and associated supply disruptions.

Ing · 3 minute read

Yen Trades Near 159.60 Per Dollar as Japan Awaits MOF Intervention Data

The Japanese yen is trading near 159.60 per dollar as markets await the release of official Ministry of Finance data detailing the scale of currency intervention between April 28 and May 27, with estimates suggesting up to ¥10 trillion was spent to support the yen in late April. The data release will not include a daily breakdown until August, but it is expected to influence future market strategies and interventions amid continuing yen weakness driven by Japan's interest rate differences with the US.

Investinglive · 5 minute read

zerohedge@zerohedge

Continued massive Strategic Petroleum Reserve draws: 9.1 million barrels last week, almost 33 million barrels drained in the past month.

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Hedgeye@Hedgeye

Palladium crashes -8.3% in the last month to new Cycle Lows We remain short in $PALL terms

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Duality Research@DualityResearch

Three months into the war, the crude oil futures curve remains inverted, though settlement prices are still closer to their peak levels than they were before the conflict started. At the same time, spot oil prices — the actual physical price of oil that reflects real barrels in the system — continue to show a clear positive rate of change that goes a long way in explaining why markets have mostly shrugged off recent war headlines.

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Koyfin@KoyfinCharts

Remember Gold? The asset that caught all the headlines in 2025? It's currently down 18% from prior highs.

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Neil Sethi@neilksethi

I mentioned metal processing as pushing up China industrial profits, and part of the jump has been China seeking to "rationalize" metals output (i.e., reduce what they view as too much production). On fears that is coming for aluminum, prices have shot higher to settle on the LME at the the highest since March 7, 2022. Like copper, where prices are also trading at record levels, this is another significant input into data centers, grid infrastructure, etc. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-26/copper-holds-gain-as-traders-track-prospects-for-us-iran-dea

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🪙  Crypto News

Bitcoin Hovers Below $80,000 Amid Slowing Market Activity and Record Long-term Holder Supply

Bitcoin is trading around $73,500, down from earlier highs in the month due to diminishing demand and slower market participation as indicated by a surge in long-term holder supply, declining whale balances, and weakened spot demand and ETF inflows.

Kucoin · 4 minute read

Largest Bitcoin Holders Reducing Holdings Amid Market Trends, CryptoQuant Report Says

CryptoQuant's report reveals that the largest Bitcoin holders, known as 'whales', have been reducing their holdings, echoing patterns seen in the 2022 bear market. While Bitcoin is currently 42% below its all-time high, the activity among key investor groups suggests sustained price weakness amid insufficient short-term demand.

Decrypt · 2 minute read

Clarity Act Advances to U.S. Senate Vote Amid Controversy Over Crypto Regulation

The Clarity Act, a U.S. crypto regulation bill, has advanced to the Senate for a final vote and aims to legalize most crypto activities, placing them under CFTC oversight. Proponents argue it would cement U.S. leadership in global crypto regulation, while critics, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, fear it could undermine anti-money laundering standards.

Decrypt · 5 minute read

Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru

JUST IN: $500,000,000 worth of crypto longs liquidated in the past 90 minutes.

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