The Dow futures contract was down 65 points, or 0.2%, at 06:55 ET (10:55 GMT), while the S&P 500 futures were down 4 points, or 0.1%, and the Nasdaq 100 futures were down 3 points, or 0.1%.
Today’s main U.S. market news-
- What’s influencing markets are the Moody’s Coinbase outlook and Chinese inflation data?
- Dow futures lose 65 points but regaining ground before an important Fed meeting.
- China saw the steepest decline in factory gate prices.
- After U.S. regulators revealed a lawsuit against the cryptocurrency exchange, Moody’s downgraded Coinbase’s (NASDAQ:COIN) rating.
- Dollar recovers from severe losses; Fed meeting is the main event
- Dollar drops after a spike in US unemployment claims; Fed is the main concern
- Binance.US will stop accepting dollar deposits following SEC crackdown
- GM accepts Tesla’s EV charging technology, to the delight of Wall Street
- DocuSign Q1 results beat forecasts, and stock price rises
- Modern Mining Technology announces a 2 million share IPO at $5 per share.
- In places with low air quality, Amazon and Target alter deliveries.
- AstraZeneca and Quell sign a $2 billion deal to explore cell treatments.
- Weekly US unemployment claims are at a 1-1/2-year high, but experts advise caution
- Weekly jobless claims in the US rise more than anticipated.
- As investors wait for the Fed meeting, U.S. markets are fluctuating.
- Dollar declines as unemployment claims rise
GLOBAL NEWS
- China saw the steepest decline in factory gate prices
- In May, the annual factory gate price decline was a staggering 4.6%.
- European equities decline following Chinese data casts doubt on the comeback.
- Asian equities gain on Fed bets to stop, but China lags due to low inflation.
- European shares are flat, and Croda drops after a profit warning.
- Australian equities closed the day higher, with the S&P/ASX 200 rising by 0.32%.
- Nikkei 225 rose 1.97% at the closing of trading, lifting Japanese stocks.
- France intends to reduce the tax gap that benefits AirBnB
- China’s central bank is optimistic about Q2 GDP growth and confidence in its 2023 goals.
- UBS and the Swiss government concur on a loss guarantee for Credit Suisse
- According to the governor of the central bank, China’s CPI will climb in H2.
- European shares are flat, and Croda drops after a profit warning.
- BOJ’s Ueda signals a change in business pricing and an increase in inflation.
- European equities decline following a Chinese data casts doubt on the rebound
- As Fed pause bets boost optimism, global shares increase
- Asian equities gain on Fed bets to stop, but China lags due to low inflation.
- As Chinese inflation disappoints, the dollar stabilizes in Asia FX
- Oil prices decline as dismal Chinese data raises demand worries
- Chinese PPI drops to a 7-year low in May as CPI inflation continues to decline.
- As the dollar plummets due to Fed wagers to stall, gold and copper prices rise.
- Increasing factory deflation in China as demand declines
Economic Data
Weekly Unemployed Claims increased to 261K in the most recent week compared to a consensus estimate of 235K and 233K the week before; the 4-week moving average increased to 237,250 from 229,750; continuous claims decreased to 1.757M from 1.794M the week before and an estimated 1.8M; and the US insured unemployment rate remained at 1.2%.
Wholesale inventories for April were revised to (-0.1%) from (-0.2%); wholesale sales for April were revised to +0.2% (consensus +0.4%) from (-2.2%); and the stock-to-sales ratio for April was updated to 1.40 months from 1.41 months.
Global data
China May Annual CPI +0.2% vs. est. +0.3% (prior +0.1%); Monthly CPI fell (-0.2%) vs. est. (-0.1%) and prior fell (-0.1%); the annual PPI fell (-4.6%) vs. est. (-4.3); the decline in food prices narrowed by 0.3 PPs to 0.7% m/m due to seasonal factors, contributing to a decrease of approximately 0.12 percentage points in m/m CPI. Food prices drop results in an approximately -0.13 PPs decrease.
Economic Calendar
- · 1:00 PM ET Baker Hughes Weekly rig count data
Other Key Events
- · Apple (AAPL) Worldwide Developers Conference, 6/5-6/9
- · TD Cowen Sustainability Week 2023 (virtual), 6/6-6/9
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