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Daily financial market analysis with numbers and trends of major stock, bond, currency, commodity and cryptocurrency indices

30 June 2025

Tariffs and U.S. Labor Market in Focus for Financial Markets This Week

Financial markets are starting the week on a positive note, awaiting key U.S. labor market data and monitoring developments regarding tariffs and U.S. public finances. Equities are expected to rise, while bond yields continue to decline.

27 June 2025

Investors Await PCE Data and Upcoming Fed Moves

Financial markets are focused on the upcoming moves by the Fed, and investors are awaiting the latest PCE inflation data to assess whether a rate cut could already be possible in July, especially in light of yesterday’s labor market and [+]

26 June 2025

Mounting Pressure on the Fed

As political pressure around the Federal Reserve Chair increases, financial markets are awaiting tomorrow’s PCE inflation data to determine whether there will be any acceleration on the U.S. monetary policy front. Meanwhile, both equities and bonds continue to rise, although [+]

25 June 2025

Markets turn risk-on as Middle East tensions ease and Fed signals rate cut openness

Markets are once again feeling the wind of risk-on sentiment, as investors acknowledge the truce in the Middle East and listen closely to the potential signals from the Federal Reserve for a possible rate cut as early as July. Equities [+]

24 June 2025

Financial Markets Breathe a Sigh of Relief

Financial markets are buoyed by finally positive news coming from the Middle East. The underlying setup for both equities and bonds has never been affected.

23 June 2025

Risk-Off Sentiment Rises Amid Middle East Tensions

Another complicated Monday for financial markets, which will have to deal with tensions in the Middle East and the potential impact on oil prices. In a risk-off climate, gold is rising while cryptocurrencies are falling. Meanwhile, the June PMI surveys [+]

20 June 2025

Markets Struggle Amid Ongoing Uncertainty

Financial markets remain uncertain, searching for clues to a resolution on the two major fronts: tariffs and geopolitical tensions. Precious metals continue to rise, while equities remain weak.

19 June 2025

Markets Digest the Fed’s Decision

Financial markets acknowledge the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged, but uncertainty remains regarding the future moves of the U.S. central bank. Wall Street is closed for a public holiday. European equities are expected to open weak, while gold [+]

18 June 2025

Financial Markets Uncertain Amid Middle East Crisis and FED Decision

Financial markets continue to monitor developments in the Middle East crisis and the potential consequences for global inflation. Today is also FED day, but expectations point to a postponement of any interest rate cut. Equity markets are in a wait-and-see [+]

17 June 2025

Financial Markets Hold Steady in Cautious Trade

Financial markets are showing a cautious attitude, trying to assess the potential developments in the conflict between Israel and Iran, while also keeping an eye on the Fed and tariffs. The day appears uncertain for equity markets.

16 June 2025

Financial markets brace for a turbulent week

A decidedly complicated week is beginning for the financial markets. On one side, there are the immediate and long-term repercussions of the war between Israel and Iran; on the other, the issue of tariffs, with the White House still threatening [+]

13 June 2025

Financial Markets Rattled by Middle East Military Escalation

A new, yet another, phase of uncertainty looms on the horizon for financial markets. With the tariff issue still unresolved, investors are now facing the military escalation in the Middle East. The Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities has led [+]

12 June 2025

Financial Markets on Edge: Trump Issues New ‘Threat’ After US-China Deal

Barely enough time to digest the announcement of a preliminary agreement with China, and Trump surprises the markets by hinting at the possibility of a sort of ‘ultimatum’ on tariffs for all trade partners with whom an agreement has not [+]

11 June 2025

Markets Show Cautious Optimism Ahead of US-China Talks and Inflation Report

Equity markets remain cautiously optimistic, awaiting further (positive) news from the US/China negotiations and the May US inflation data. Gold is taking a pause, as are yields on US government bonds.

10 June 2025

Markets in Risk-On Mode Amid US-China Talks Optimism

Financial markets maintain a generally positive tone as they await new developments from the negotiations between the US and China. Intermarket indicators confirm a “risk-on” phase.

9 June 2025

Tariff Issues to Dominate Financial Markets Again This Week

It will be another week dominated by the tariff issue, with the renewed rapprochement between the US and China setting a positive tone for the markets on this second Monday of June, as investors await US inflation data due midweek. [+]

6 June 2025

Financial Markets in the Spotlight as U.S. Jobs Data Looms

As the political debate heats up with the clash between Trump and Musk, investors await the official U.S. employment data for May and the potential implications for monetary policy decisions. The tone of the U.S. equity markets remains positive, while [+]

5 June 2025

Financial Markets Show Positive Tone as ECB Takes the Spotlight

Financial markets continue to show a generally positive tone in equities, despite macroeconomic signals indicating a slowdown in the U.S. private sector, while awaiting moves from the European Central Bank.

4 June 2025

Financial markets must reckon with another episode in the tariff saga

The week on financial markets continues with investors in wait-and-see mode. On the one hand, new data on the state of the U.S. economy and labor market will arrive; on the other, markets must reckon with another episode in the [+]

3 June 2025

Financial Markets in Holding Pattern Ahead of U.S. Jobs Figures

Financial markets are showing slightly less engagement with the latest skirmishes on the tariff front and are awaiting key data on the U.S. labor market and inflation in the Eurozone. The corporate bond market remains well-positioned, while there is more [+]