đ Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday as investors took profits:
⢠Nasdaq â0.95%
⢠S&P 500 â0.55%
⢠Russell 2000 â0.25%
⢠Dow Jones â0.2%
đ Futures in the EU and US are ticking slightly higher.
đŁď¸ Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that inflation stays elevated and the labour market is slowing. Rates will remain restrictive for now, with cuts adjusted cautiously. He also called the stock market âhighly valued,â triggering selling pressure.
⥠Big move in lithium: Trumpâs administration is renegotiating a $2.26B loan for Lithium Americasâ Nevada project in exchange for a 10% stake. Shares jumped nearly +80% as the mine aims to deliver 40,000 tons annually by 2028.
đ Trump also reiterated support for Ukraineâs territorial integrity and pledged further NATO arms supplies.
đ APAC markets show mixed sentiment after Wall Streetâs dip:
⢠China +1.1% / Hong Kong +1%
⢠Australia â0.65% / India â0.35%
⢠Japan flat
đŚđş CPI in Australia accelerated to 3% y/y, the highest since mid-2024, led by housing, food and tobacco. Pressure on the RBA keeps expectations hawkish.
đŻđľ Japanâs PMI Composite slipped to 51.1, with manufacturing at its weakest since March (48.4). Services helped offset the slowdown, but jobs growth hit a 2-year low.
đą FX moves:
⢠AUD and NZD are leading G10 (AUDUSD +0.35%)
⢠USD rebounds (+0.15%), strongest vs NOK and SEK
⢠Yen weak across the board
⢠EURUSD back to 1.1803
đĽ Precious metals stay strong: gold $3,770 (+0.2%), silver $44,195 (+0.3%), platinum +1%, palladium +0.15%.
đš Crypto: Bitcoin rebounds to $112,490 (+0.1%), while Ethereum slips to $4,151Â (â0.7%).
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