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Giá dầu WTI giữ vững vùng $65 sau cú giảm mạnh – Dấu hiệu tích lũy hay tạm nghỉ trước đà giảm tiếp?

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SELL EURUSD

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SHORT EURCHF

LONG USDCAD

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Giá Vàng Tạm Chững Lại: Đà Tăng Có Đang Gặp Cản Trở?

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Diễn biến giá vàng hiện tại

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Giá Vàng Giảm Nhẹ, Thị Trường Tạm Thời Lắng Sóng

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EUR/USD Hình Thành Cú Pullback Sau Khi Phá Vùng Kháng Cự Quan Trọng

📈 Xu hướng thị trường

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EUR/USD Bứt Phá Khi USD Suy Yếu – Mục Tiêu 1.1600 Trước Ngưỡng Kháng Cự Quan Trọng

Giá Vàng Tăng Trở Lại, Áp Lực Mua Dồn Về Mốc 3.380 USD

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Giá Vàng Lặng Sóng, Thị Trường Thiếu Cú Hích Mới Để Xác Lập Xu Hướng

Phân tích thị trường vàng – Tháng 6/2025

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Gold Bullish Structure Still In-Tact Unless $3200 Fails to Hold

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Phân Tích Giá Vàng Thế Giới Ngày 3/6/2025: Đồng USD Phục Hồi, Vàng Điều Chỉnh Sau Đợt Tăng Mạnh

Vàng áp sát ngưỡng 3400 USD: Nhà đầu tư kỳ vọng bứt phá

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Giá Vàng Tăng Trở Lại Gần Mức 3.357 USD, Tâm Lý Nhà Đầu Tư Cải Thiện Đầu Tháng 6

SHORT XAUUSD

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index went up by 344 points or 0.77 percent on Thursday. Top gainers were Travelers Companies (2.64%), Boeing (1.78%) and IBM (1.50%). Biggest losses came from Merck (-1.69%), 3M (-1.07%) and P&G (-0.43%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.77% Higher

The three major averages in the US rose over 0.8% on Thursday, with the S&P?500 and Nasdaq?100 closing at record highs as nonfarm payrolls rose by 147K in June, well above the 110K consensus—and the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 4.1%, cementing the view of a resilient economy. Technology leaders rallied, Nvidia gained 1.3% and Synopsys jumped 4.2% on robust AI-driven earnings momentum and the White House’s decision to lift export restrictions on chip-design software to China. Meanwhile, broader market optimism was bolstered by progress on a US-Vietnam trade deal and the near-final House approval of President Trump’s $3.4?trillion tax-and-spending bill. Chip-design peers Cadence Design and Synopsys each added about 5%, and Datadog soared 10% after its imminent inclusion in the S&P?500. Markets will close early today and remain closed Friday for Independence Day.

S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Close at Fresh High

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index is up by 246 points or 0.55 percent on Thursday. Top gainers are Boeing (1.50%), Travelers Companies (1.38%) and Amazon (1.22%). Biggest losses came from Merck (-0.64%), Home Depot (-0.52%) and Coca-Cola (-0.42%).

The Dow Jones Index Opens 0.55% Higher

US stocks were higher on Thursday after fresh evidence of a robust labor market consolidated the view of a resilient economy. The three main indices were around 0.5% higher, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq reaching new records. Non-farm payrolls rose by 147K in June, well above expectations of a 110K gain, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to 4.1%. The data pushed back against concerns that tariffs and economic uncertainty had hampered employment, underscoring the resilience of the US economy. In turn, representatives in the lower House cleared a hurdle to be on track to pass Trump's tax and spending bill, seen as expansionary to US fiscal policy. Also, reports indicated stalled trade negotiations ahead of next week's deadline following the confirmation of 20% tariffs on Vietnam. Cadence Design and Synopsys jumped 5% after the White House lifted controls on chip design exports to China. Also, Datadog jumped 10% as it was added to the S&P 500, replacing Juniper Networks.

S&P 500 Extends Record After Strong NFP

US stock futures rose on Thursday after fresh evidence of a robust labor market eased concerns of a softening economy. Contracts tracking the three main indices were 0.3% higher. Non-farm payrolls rose by 147K in June, well above expectations of a 110K gain, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped back to 4.1%. The data pushed back against concerns that tariffs and economic uncertainty had hampered employment, underscoring the resilience of the US economy. In turn, representatives in the lower House cleared a hurdle to be on track to pass Trump's tax and spending bill, seen as expansionary to US fiscal policy. Also, reports reflected stalled trade negotiations ahead of next week's deadline following the confirmation of 20% tariffs on Vietnam. On the corporate front, BlackRock futures were muted after reports that is considers selling its leasing rights to Aramco's natural gas pipeline network. Also, Datadog jumped 10% as it was added to the S&P 500, replacing Juniper Networks.

Futures Extend Gains After Strong Jobs Report

US stock futures were marginally higher on Thursday as markets awaited the key jobs report and the likely passing of President Trump's tax bill. Contracts tracking the three-main equity indices were slightly above the flatline. June's jobs report is expected to show that 110K nonfarm payrolls were added to the US economy, although hopes of strong numbers were tapered following yesterday's unexpected job-decline reflected on the ADP report. In the meantime, representatives in the lower House cleared a hurdle to be on track to pass Trump's tax and spending bill, seen as expansionary to US fiscal policy. Also, reports reflected stalled trade negotiations ahead of next week's deadline following the confirmation of 20% tariffs on Vietnam. On the corporate front, BlackRock futures were muted after reports that is considers selling its leasing rights to Aramco's natural gas pipeline network. Also, Carlyle was due to sell Dainese to HPS.

US Stock Futures Inch Higher

US stock futures held steady on Thursday as investors awaited the closely watched June jobs report, which is expected to provide fresh insight into the labor market and its implications for Federal Reserve policy. In Wednesday’s regular session, the S&P 500 rose 0.47% and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.94%, buoyed by a rebound in technology stocks. The Dow Jones was little changed, slipping 0.02%. Sentiment was also shaped by President Donald Trump's announcement on Truth Social that the US has finalized a trade agreement with Vietnam. The deal includes a 20% tariff on Vietnamese imports—significantly lower than the 46% rate introduced in April. On the economic front, ADP data showed private sector employment unexpectedly declined by 33,000 in June, stoking concerns about labor market softness and reinforcing expectations for potential Fed rate cuts. Among notable movers, Tesla jumped 5%, Nvidia climbed 2.6%, Apple added 2.2%, Robinhood surged 6.1%, and MicroStrategy rallied 7.8%.

US Futures Steady Ahead of June Jobs Report

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced on Wednesday, rising 0.5% and 0.8%, respectively, with the S&P 500 closing at a new record high while the Dow ended flat. Markets were lifted by strong tech gains and news of a US-Vietnam trade agreement that includes 20% tariffs on certain Vietnamese imports. Investor sentiment was further bolstered by renewed trade optimism and soft labor market data, which reinforced expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Apple (+2.2%), Nvidia (+2.6%), and Tesla (+5%) led the rally, helping the Nasdaq to climb. However, ADP data showed private-sector payrolls unexpectedly fell by 33,000 in June, marking the first decline in more than two years and raising fresh concerns over labor market strength. Meanwhile, President Trump’s sweeping tax-and-spending bill, projected to add $3.4 trillion to the national debt, passed the Senate and now moves to the House, where political divisions may delay final approval.

S&P 500 Closes at Fresh High

US stocks were mostly higher on Wednesday as markets assessed fresh economic data, trade deals, and corporate developments. The S&P 500 rose 0.3% to a new record, while the Nasdaq 100 added 0.6% and the Dow was flat. President Trump announced a trade deal that will tariff Vietnam at 20% instead of the 46% tariff from "Liberation Day". Still, reports of stalled negotiations with Japan and a pending deal with the EU maintained uncertainty ahead of next week's resumption of aggressive tariffs. In the meantime, data from the ADP showed an unexpected decline in private sector jobs, adding to evidence of a softening labor market ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. On the fiscal front, markets await the lower House's rule on the spending bill passed by the Senate, which adds $3.3 trillion to US debt. Tech rebounded from yesterday's slump, while Microsoft was flat after announcing it will cut 9 thousand jobs. In turn, Nike and Lululemon surged after higher Vietnam tariffs were averted.

US Stocks Gain Traction

The three major averages in the US swung around the flatline on Wednesday as investors digested the latest labor market data. The ADP report showed an unexpected decline in private sector employment for June, while wage growth remained largely steady. The data strengthens the case for potential Fed rate cuts but also raises concerns that the labor market may be cooling more quickly than anticipated. Attention now turns to the official jobs report due tomorrow. Meanwhile, traders were also monitoring developments in trade talks, with President Trump ramping up pressure on Japan. Additionally, discussions surrounding the new spending bill remained in focus after the legislation narrowly passed the Senate and returned to the House for further consideration. On the corporate front, Microsoft shares fell nearly 0.6%, with the company announcing 9K layoffs, impacting less than 4% of the company’s total workforce. In contrast, Tesla added nearly 3% as its Q2 deliveries beat estimates.

US Stocks Waver Amid Decline in Private Payrolls

US futures were little changed on Wednesday, with contracts on the three major indexes hovering near the flatline as investors digested the latest labor market data. The ADP report showed an unexpected decline in private sector employment for June, while wage growth remained largely steady. The data strengthens the case for potential Fed rate cuts but also raises concerns that the labor market may be cooling more quickly than anticipated. Attention now turns to the official jobs report due tomorrow. Meanwhile, traders were also monitoring developments in trade talks, with President Trump ramping up pressure on Japan. Additionally, discussions surrounding the new spending bill remained in focus after the legislation narrowly passed the Senate and returned to the House for further consideration.

US Futures Waver after Weak ADP Data

US stock futures held steady on Wednesday following a mixed performance in the previous session. On Tuesday, the Dow Jones climbed 0.91%, buoyed by strong gains in healthcare stocks such as UnitedHealth (+4.5%) and Amgen (+4.1%). Meanwhile, the S&P 500 slipped 0.11% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.82%, pressured by a broad selloff in technology shares. Among the hardest hit were Nvidia (-3%), Tesla (-5.3%), and Palantir (-4.1%). On the policy front, the Senate narrowly approved President Trump’s tax-and-spending bill, sending it back to the House for final consideration. Investors also monitored trade developments, with Trump’s 90-day reprieve on sweeping reciprocal tariffs set to expire next week. Separately, Federal Reserve Chair Powell struck a cautious tone on potential rate cuts, citing tariff-driven inflation risks and emphasizing the need for more economic data before taking further action.

US Futures Steady After Mixed Session

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index gained 394 points or 0.89 percent on Tuesday. Gains were led by UnitedHealth (4.50%), Amgen (3.83%) and Sherwin-Williams (3.52%). Biggest losers were Nvidia (-2.88%), IBM (-1.21%) and Microsoft (-1.03%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.89% Higher

US stocks closed mixed on Tuesday after the Senate passed President Trump’s sweeping budget bill, with investors also keeping an eye on trade developments. The S&P 500 lost 0.1%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.8% following Monday’s record highs, as enthusiasm over potential stimulus clashed with concerns about the bill’s multi-trillion dollar cost. The Dow Jones outperformed, gaining 400 points, boosted by sharp advances in healthcare stocks like UnitedHealth (+4.5%) and Amgen (+4.3%). In contrast, tech stocks dragged on the Nasdaq, with Tesla down 4.5% after Trump escalated his feud with Elon Musk by threatening to pull federal subsidies. Fed Chair Jerome Powell maintained a cautious tone on rate cuts, highlighting tariff-related inflation risks and stressing the need for more data. Meanwhile, May job openings came in stronger than expected, reinforcing the central bank’s patient approach to monetary policy.

Dow Climbs as Senate Passes Trump Budget Bill

US stocks were mixed as sectors diverged sharply on Tuesday, amid fresh developments to both monetary and fiscal policy domestically. The S&P 500 was flat near its record, while the Nasdaq 100 slumped 1% and the Dow surged 500 points. The US senate narrowly passed President Trump's tax bill at a budget deficit of $3.3 trillion, although worries of unsustainable increases to the Federal debt raised the possibility that the House may object changes. In the meantime, Fed Chairman Powell noted most of the FOMC expects rate cuts this year. Still, yields rose as job openings increased more than expected and prices measured by the ISM Manufacturing PMI were sharply above expectations. Tech stocks slumped as Congress rejected an effort to prevent AI regulation in the new bill, driving Nvidia, Meta, and Broadcom to drop over 3%. Also, Tesla fell 5% on CEO Musk's tensions with Trump grew. On the other hand, healthcare, industrials, and utilities jumped to support the Dow.

US Stocks Trade Mixed

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fluctuated on Tuesday, while the Dow Jones added around 200 points, extending gains from Monday, when the S&P 500 recorded its strongest quarterly performance since 2023. Investors remained focused on ongoing trade negotiations and discussions surrounding the passage of the budget bill, while digesting remarks from Fed Chair Powell. Powell said he expects the impact of tariffs to show up in coming months but also highlighted that a majority of Fed officials believe it will be appropriate to cut interest rates later this year. Meanwhile, job openings unexpectedly rose to 7.77 million, the highest since November, signalling continued strength in the labor market. The ISM Manufacturing PMI indicated that factory activity contracted for a fourth consecutive month. Utilities was the worst-performing sector while materials outperformed. On the corporate front, shares of Tesla lost more than 3% as tensions between President Trump and Elon Musk intensified.

US Stocks Lack Direction

US stocks edged lower on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 falling 0.3% and the Nasdaq slipping 0.5%, while the Dow Jones hovered near the flatline. The pullback followed Monday’s gains, which saw the S&P 500 notch its strongest quarterly performance since 2023. Investors remained focused on ongoing trade negotiations and discussions surrounding the passage of the budget bill. Markets also await key economic releases due day, including the JOLTS report and the ISM Manufacturing PMI, as well as remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell at the ECB Central Bank Forum. Consumer discretionary was the worst-performing sector by a wide margin, while consumer staples outperformed. On the corporate front, shares of Tesla lost more than 6% as tensions between President Trump and the company's CEO Elon Musk intensified.

US Stocks Cautious to Kick Off H2

US stock futures edged lower on Tuesday following a strong close to both the month and the quarter, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite reaching new all-time highs. In Monday’s regular session, the S&P 500 rose 0.52% while the Nasdaq gained 0.47%, buoyed by solid gains in Big Tech names such as Microsoft and Meta, which also notched fresh record highs. The Dow Jones also added 0.63%. Investor sentiment was lifted after Canada rolled back its proposed digital services tax in a move aimed at easing trade tensions with the US. Markets are also awaiting developments on new trade agreements with key US partners, ahead of the expiration of President Trump’s 90-day reprieve on reciprocal tariffs. Meanwhile, Treasury yields declined amid growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year, further supporting the bullish outlook for equities.

US Futures Dip After S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Record Highs

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index went up by 275 points or 0.63 percent on Monday. Top gainers were Goldman Sachs (2.48%), Verizon (2.36%) and Apple (2.22%). Biggest losses came from Boeing (-2.25%), Nike (-1.43%) and Amazon (-1.41%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.63% Higher

US stocks rose on Monday as investors aimed to close out a volatile first half of 2025 with fresh record highs. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both gained 0.5%, extending their all-time highs, while the Dow added 207 points, supported by strong performances from Big Tech giants like Microsoft and Meta, which also reached new peaks. Optimism increased amid signs of progress in trade negotiations, highlighted by Canada’s recent decision to scrap its digital services tax targeting US tech firms—an easing of tensions that had unsettled markets. Investors remain focused on the July 9 deadline for the possible expiration of President Trump’s tariff reprieve, hoping that additional trade deals will help avoid tariff escalations. Meanwhile, Treasury yields declined as expectations grew for Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year, creating a favorable environment for equities. The S&P 500 marked its best quarter since late 2023, led by strong corporate earnings and stable inflation.

S&P 500, Nasdaq Climb to New Highs

US stocks were firmly higher on Monday, extending the sharp gains from the previous week as the softer stance on tariffs by the US government allowed markets to focus on signs of multiple rate cuts by the Fed this year. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 advanced around 0.5% each to reach new record highs, while the Dow added over 200 points. White House officials announced that the US and China had formally reached an agreement to prevent the return of tariff exchanges that topped levies at 145%. Additionally, President Trump noted that he is open to extending the July 9th deadline for reintroducing reciprocal tariffs, while remaining optimistic that key deals will be announced before the date. Lastly, Canada withdrew its digital services tax to support the outlook for US tech companies and restart trade talks with Washington. Meta and Alphabet each gained 1%. Also, Juniper Networks surged 9% after the DoJ settled its lawsuit against the company concerning its acquisition by HP.

S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Reach Fresh Highs

US stocks were set to open firmly higher on Monday, extending the sharp gains from the previous week as de-escalation of geopolitical conflict and a softer stance on tariffs by the US government allowed markets to focus on signs of multiple rate cuts by the Fed this year. Contracts attached to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 were 0.6% higher, record highs, while the Dow was set to gain 300 points. White House officials announced that the US and China had formally reached an agreement to prevent the return of tariff exchanges that topped levies at 145%. Additionally, President Trump noted that he is open to extending the July 9th deadline for reintroducing reciprocal tariffs. Lastly, Canada withdrew its digital services tax to support the outlook for US tech companies and restart trade talks with Washington. Meta and Alphabet were set to open more than 2% higher. Also, Juniper Networks surged 9% after the DoJ settled its lawsuit against the company concerning its acquisition by HP.

US Stocks Set for Fresh Records

US stock futures rose on Monday as Wall Street aimed to close out a strong June, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hitting new all-time highs. For the month, the S&P 500 has gained 4.42%, the Nasdaq 6.07%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average 3.67%. The rally has been fueled by the Trump administration's decision to scale back sweeping reciprocal tariffs, alongside investor optimism over progress in trade negotiations ahead of key deadlines. On Friday, equities extended gains after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced that the US and China had finalized a trade framework. Attention now turns to the Senate, where lawmakers are debating President Donald Trump’s "big beautiful bill," which proposes substantial spending increases and tax cuts. Meanwhile, a growing number of S&P 500 companies are issuing upbeat earnings guidance for the second quarter, buoyed by easing tariff pressures and reduced geopolitical uncertainty.

US Futures Climb as S&P 500, Nasdaq Reach Record Highs

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index rose 432 points or 1.00 percent on Friday. Leading the gains are Nike (15.01%), Boeing (5.93%) and Amazon (2.60%). Top losers were IBM (-0.93%), Amgen (-0.75%) and JPMorgan (-0.51%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 1.00% Higher

US stocks closed at record highs on Friday driven by optimism over pending trade agreements and rising expectations for interest rate cuts, as investors largely brushed off President Donald Trump’s remarks about ending trade talks with Canada. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% to finish at record high, surpassing its February peak, the Nasdaq 100 also hit fresh record, climbing 0.5%. The Dow Jones rose 432 points. Markets rallied earlier in the day on optimism over new trade agreements with several key partners, including a framework deal with China. However, Trump’s abrupt announcement regarding Canada unsettled investors, cutting into the session’s gains. Still, the broader market has made a strong recovery from April lows, driven by easing inflation concerns, solid corporate earnings. Economic data also supported the rebound, with consumer sentiment improving and core PCE inflation rising only slightly .Nike surged 13% following strong earnings, and Amazon rose 0.5% after receiving an upgrade.

S&P 500, Nasdaq Close at Record Highs on Trade Hopes

US stocks erased earlier gains on Friday after briefly hitting new record highs, as investor sentiment cooled following unexpected comments from President Donald Trump about terminating trade talks with Canada. The S&P 500 slipped 0.1% after touching a fresh peak, the Nasdaq lost 0.3% after also reaching a record, while the Dow Jones rose 252 points. Markets had rallied earlier in the day on optimism over new trade agreements with several key partners, including a framework deal with China. However, Trump’s abrupt announcement regarding Canada unsettled investors, cutting into the session’s gains. Still, the broader market has made a strong recovery from April lows, driven by easing inflation concerns, solid corporate earnings, and renewed strength in tech leaders such as Nvidia and Microsoft. Economic data also supported the rebound, with consumer sentiment improving and core PCE inflation rising only slightly.

Wall Street Pulls Back After Trump’s Trade Shift

US stocks rallied to record highs on Friday, capping a remarkable comeback from the April selloff, as optimism over trade agreements and growing expectations for interest rate cuts fueled market momentum. The S&P 500 rose 0.7% to a new all-time, surpassing its February peak, the Nasdaq 100 also hit fresh record, climbing 0.6%. The Dow Jones gained over 550 points, supported by broad-based strength. Positive sentiment was reinforced by news that the US and China had finalized a trade framework, including an agreement for rare earth exports, while deals with other key trading partners are reportedly close. Despite a slightly hotter-than-expected inflation reading, markets took comfort in signs that price pressures remain moderate enough to keep Fed rate cuts on the table. Tech giant Nvidia rose 1.7% to notch a fresh record high, while Microsoft briefly touched a new peak before hovering flat. Nike surged 13% following strong earnings, and Amazon climbed 1.1% after receiving an upgrade.

S&P 500, Nasdaq Set For Record Close on Trade Hopes, Fed Bets

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index is gaining 278 points or 0.64 percent on Friday. Leading the gains are Nike (14.60%), Boeing (2.21%) and Amazon (1.65%). Top losers are Amgen (-0.44%), JPMorgan (-0.41%) and Chevron (-0.19%).

The Dow Jones Index Opens 0.64% Higher

US stocks reached new peaks on Friday as optimism of relaxed trade policy and confidence about rate cuts by the Federal Reserve outweighed pessimistic economic data. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 inched 0.3% higher to a new record while the Dow gained 200 points. Commerce Secretary Lutnick stated that the US reached a trade agreement with China, consolidating the relief of lower tariffs and preventing rare earth shortages. Officials also hinted at progress in trade deals with ten other countries, suggesting that the White House grew some aversion to trade barriers. In turn, the Treasury removed the Section 899 tax from the upcoming tax bill, aiding foreign investment in the US. In the meantime, traders continued to favor bets of multiple Fed cuts this year after personal spending and income unexpectedly contracted in May, although the core PCE price accelerated. Nike surged 15% after delivering good results, and Amazon gained 2% after being upgraded by BNP Paribas Exane.

S&P 500, Nasdaq Reach New Records

US500 increased to an all-time high of 6159.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, United States Stock Market Index (US500) gained 4.58%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 12.77%.

The S&P 500 Hit All-time High

US stock futures trimmed their gains but remained higher on Friday amid evidence of a slowing economy. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 were set to open 0.4% higher at records, while Dow contracts were 200 points higher. New data showed that personal spending and income unexpectedly contracted in May, while core PCE inflation unexpectedly rose. Still, equities benefited from the outlook of relaxed trade policy and greater confidence over incoming rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Commerce Secretary Lutnick stated that the US reached a trade agreement with China, consolidating the relief of lower tariffs and preventing rare earth shortages. Officials also hinted at progress in a trade deal with India, suggesting that the White House grew some aversion to trade barriers. In turn, the Treasury removed the Section 899 tax from the upcoming tax bill, aiding foreign investment in the US. Nike futures were 10% higher on strong earnings, while tech benefited from the rebound in risk sentiment.

Futures Trim Gains After PCE Data

US stock futures rose on Friday, extending this week's momentum amid optimism of more relaxed trade policy and greater confidence that the Federal Reserve will deliver multiple rate cuts this year. Contracts attached to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 pointed to opens at record highs, while the Dow was set to gain 150 points. Commerce Secretary Lutnick stated that the US reached a trade agreement with China, consolidating the relief of lower tariffs and preventing rare earth shortages. Officials also hinted at progress in a trade deal with India, suggesting that the White House grew some aversion to trade barriers. In turn, the Treasury removed the Section 899 tax from the upcoming tax bill, aiding foreign investment in the US. On the data front, new releases are set to show that PCE inflation ticked higher in May, while personal income and spending held April's growth. Nike futures were 10% higher on strong earnings, while tech benefited from the rebound in risk sentiment.

S&P 500 Set to Extend Record High

US stock futures were little changed on Friday as investors awaited the release of the latest PCE price index report, which is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation. The data is expected to shed light on the impact of recent tariffs on consumer prices. On Thursday, the S&P 500 jumped 0.8% to close at a record high, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.97%, approaching fresh all-time highs. The Dow also advanced 0.94%, buoyed by easing geopolitical tensions, strong earnings from tech giants, and rising hopes for rate cuts. Adding to the optimism, the White House signaled flexibility on upcoming tariff deadlines, easing fears of an extended trade conflict. Meanwhile, speculation grew over a potential early replacement of Fed Chair Jerome Powell, following reports that President Donald Trump is considering nominating a successor sooner than expected—a move that could indicate a pivot toward more dovish monetary policy.

US Futures Steady Ahead of PCE Inflation Report

US500 CFD increased to an all-time high of 6152.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, United States Stock Market Index (US500) gained 3.86%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 12.17%.

US500 CFD hits All-time High

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index gained 404 points or 0.94 percent on Thursday. Gains were led by Nike (3.06%), Goldman Sachs (2.77%) and Caterpillar (2.66%). Biggest losers were Walmart (-1.11%), Merck (-0.99%) and Sherwin-Williams (-0.42%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.94% Higher

US stocks rallied on Thursday, fueled by easing geopolitical tensions, strong performance from tech giants, and growing expectations of interest rate cuts. The S&P 500 climbed 0.8% after briefly touching a new all-time high, while the Nasdaq 100 extended its record streak with a 1% gain. The Dow Jones also advanced by 404 points as optimism grew after the White House downplayed upcoming tariff deadlines, calming investor concerns about a trade war. At the same time, talk of President Trump naming a new Fed chair earlier than expected fueled speculation about a shift toward looser monetary policy. Meanwhile, fresh economic data showed the US economy contracted more than anticipated in Q1 by an annualized 0.5% and the goods deficit unexpectedly widened due to lower exports. Most tech giants such as Alphabet (1.7%) and Meta (2.4%) led the gains, continuing their strong upward momentum, while Apple bucked the trend, slipping 0.3% following a price target downgrade by JPMorgan Chase.

Nasdaq 100 Notched Fresh Record

US2000 increased to a 16-week high of 2171.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, United States Stock Market Index (US2000) gained 3.79%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 6.45%.

The Russell 2000 Hit 16-week High

US stocks surged on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 topping their previous session's record closes, driven by easing geopolitical tensions, strong tech performance, and rising hopes for interest rate cuts. The S&P 500 rose 0.8%, while the Nasdaq added 1% and the Dow advanced 390 points. Optimism grew after the White House downplayed upcoming tariff deadlines, calming investor concerns about a trade war. At the same time, talk of President Trump naming a new Fed chair earlier than expected fueled speculation about a shift toward looser monetary policy. Meanwhile, fresh economic data showed the US economy contracted more than anticipated in Q1 by an annualized 0.5% and the goods deficit unexpectedly widened due to lower exports. Most tech giants such as Nvidia and Meta led the gains, continuing their strong upward momentum, while Apple bucked the trend, slipping 0.4% following a price target downgrade by JPMorgan Chase.

S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Rally to New Highs

US stocks edged higher on Thursday, with the S&P 500 rising 0.4% to approach record levels, the Nasdaq 100 adding 0.5% to surpass the fresh high topped the day before and the Dow Jones adding more than 200 points, supported by growing expectations that the Fed may cut interest rates sooner than previously anticipated. The WSJ reported that President Trump is considering announcing his nominee for the next Fed Chair early, potentially installing a "shadow" chair who could push for a more dovish policy stance. Meanwhile, fresh economic data showed the US economy contracted more than anticipated in Q1 by an annualized 0.5% and the goods deficit unexpectedly widened due to lower exports. Also, initial claims came below forecasts while durable goods soared. All sectors traded in positive territory, with the exception of real estate. On the corporate front, most megacap stocks posted gains, though Apple bucked the trend, slipping 0.4% following a price target downgrade by JPMorgan Chase.

US Stocks Rise, S&P 500 Approaches Record

US stock futures edged higher on Thursday, with contracts tied to the three major indexes rising by nearly 0.4%, following a fresh record close for the Nasdaq 100 the previous day. The upward momentum was supported by growing expectations that the Fed may cut interest rates sooner than previously anticipated. The WSJ reported that President Trump is considering announcing his nominee for the next Fed Chair early, potentially installing a "shadow" chair who could push for a more dovish policy stance. Meanwhile, fresh economic data showed the US economy contracted more than anticipated in Q1 by an annualized 0.5% and the goods deficit unexpectedly widened due to lower exports. Also, initial claims came below forecasts while durable goods soared. On the corporate front, Nvidia was up nearly 1.3% in premarket trading. On the other hand, Apple was down 0.2% before the opening bell after a price target cut at JPMorgan Chase

US Futures Rise

US stock futures edged higher on Thursday, with contracts tied to the three major indexes rising by nearly 0.4%, following a fresh record close for the Nasdaq 100 the previous day. The upward momentum was supported by easing geopolitical tensions and growing expectations that the Fed may cut interest rates sooner than previously anticipated. The WSJ reported that President Trump is considering announcing his nominee for the next Fed Chair as early as September or October, potentially installing a "shadow" chair who could push for a more dovish policy stance. Investors are also awaiting a slew of key economic data, including the final estimate of GDP growth, durable goods, and jobless claims. On the corporate front, tech stocks were leading gains, buoyed by strong earnings from Micron Technology. The chipmaker reported solid demand for semiconductors used in artificial intelligence applications, sending its shares up more than 2% in premarket trading. Nvidia also climbed nearly 1%.

US Futures Rise on Thursday

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that U.S. and Iranian officials will hold talks in the coming week, resuming dialogue disrupted by the recent Israel-Iran war, as a fragile ceasefire holds. “We’re going to talk with them next week, with Iran. We may sign an agreement, I don’t know,” Trump said at a NATO summit in the Netherlands, adding he wasn’t eager to restart talks, claiming U.S. strikes had already destroyed Iran’s nuclear program. “The way I look at it, they fought, the war is done,” he said. Iran has not confirmed the talks, though U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff noted both direct and indirect communication. Despite hopes for peace, Tehran remains defiant, insisting it won’t abandon its nuclear efforts. Trump emphasized Iran “is not going to have a bomb and they’re not going to enrich.” Meanwhile, Iran’s parliament voted to fast-track a measure that could halt cooperation with the U.N.'s atomic watchdog, further complicating diplomatic efforts.

U.S. to Hold Talks with Iran Next Week

US stock futures held steady on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hovering near record highs. In Wednesday’s session, the S&P 500 ended flat, the Nasdaq rose 0.31%, and the Dow Jones slipped 0.25%. Markets found support as the ceasefire between Iran and Israel appeared to hold, and the US indicated plans to meet with Tehran next week. Investors also weighed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s second day of congressional testimony, during which he maintained a cautious stance. Powell reiterated that while the Fed can manage potential inflationary pressures from tariffs, it is not yet ready to begin cutting interest rates, despite growing political pressure from President Trump and some lawmakers. Attention now turns to Thursday’s economic data, including weekly jobless claims, along with earnings reports from Walgreens and Nike.

US Futures Steady as S&P 500, Nasdaq Near Record Highs

Wall Street closed on a mixed note on Wednesday as investors weighed steady Middle East ceasefire developments and digested Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s second day of congressional testimony. The S&P 500 finished flat, and the Dow slipped 105 points, while the Nasdaq 100 rose 0.2% notching a fresh record close. Fed Chair Jerome Powell maintained a cautious tone, signaling that while the Fed can manage potential inflation from tariffs, it’s not yet ready to cut rates, despite mounting pressure from President Trump and some lawmakers. Meanwhile, housing data revealed new home sales dropped to their slowest pace since October 2024 amid rising mortgage rates. Tech stocks led the market, with Nvidia gaining 4.3%, Alphabet up 2.3%, and AMD advancing 3.6%. On the downside, Tesla dropped 3.8% on weak European sales, and FedEx sank 3.3% after issuing a disappointing profit forecast.

Nasdaq 100 Hits Fresh Record, S&P 500 Stalls

US stocks were muted on Wednesday, holding the sharp gains from the two prior sessions as markets assessed the Federal Reserve's policy outlook as tension in the Middle East continued to de-escalate. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 were flat, with the latter reaching a record high earlier in the session, while the Dow was down by less than 100 points. Fed Chair Powell maintained his cautious rhetoric on his second day of testimony before Congress, stressing that the FOMC wants a clearer picture on the economy before delivering rate cuts, but hinting that it may be appropriate to loosen policy if tariffs are not as aggressive as feared in early April. In the meantime, energy prices held most of their declines as tankers navigated freely in the Middle East. Tech led the gains on a less eventful backdrop, with Nvidia, Alphabet, and AMD adding over 2%. On the other hand, Tesla fell 5% on pessimistic European sales, and FedEx lost 2% after cutting its guidance.

US Stocks Hold Weekly Gains

The S&P 500 edged up 0.2% on Wednesday, while the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.4% and appeared poised to surpass the all-time high set in the previous session. The Dow Jones on the other hand, hovered near the flatline. Traders continued to assess the economic and monetary policy outlook ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s second day of testimony before Congress. His remarks on Tuesday were widely seen as dovish, reinforcing expectations for at least two interest rate cuts by year-end. Meanwhile, the apparent stability of the ceasefire between Iran and Israel also provided some support to market sentiment. Tech and communication services were the top performing sectors while real estate underperformed. Megacaps were in the green, including Nvidia (1.3%), Microsoft (0.6%), Apple (1.2%), Amazon (1.1%) and Meta (0.2%). Meanwhile, shares of FedEx were down more than 5% after the company forecasted a quarterly profit below estimates.

S&P and Nasdaq Rise

US100 increased to an all-time high of 22296.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, US 100 Tech Index gained 3.62%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 12.35%.

Stocks in United States Hit All-time High

US stock futures were flat on Wednesday following a strong session for equities, as easing geopolitical tensions and falling oil prices lifted investor sentiment. On Tuesday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.11% and 1.43%, respectively, with both indexes approaching record highs. The Dow added 1.19%. Gains came after a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to hold, despite isolated clashes. Meanwhile, oil prices fell for a second straight day and are now down nearly 20% from recent highs. On the policy front, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell struck a cautious tone in congressional testimony, signaling no urgency to change interest rates but reaffirming openness to a cut if conditions justify it. Investors now turn their attention to Powell’s upcoming appearance before the Senate Banking Committee, along with data on new home sales. Earnings results from General Mills, Micron, and Paychex are also on the radar.

US Futures Steady After Strong Rally

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index rose 511 points or 1.20 percent on Tuesday. Leading the gains are Salesforce (3.19%), American Express (2.91%) and Amgen (2.47%).

The Dow Jones Index Closes 1.20% Higher

Wall Street finished significantly higher on Tuesday, buoyed by cooling geopolitical tensions and a continued slide in oil prices. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced 1.1% and 1.4% respectively, inching closer to fresh record highs, while the Dow rallied 507 points. Investor optimism grew as a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to hold, despite minor flare-ups. Crude oil prices fell for a second day, with US benchmarks dropping over 6%, weighing on energy majors pressuring energy giants like Exxon Mobil (-3%) and Chevron (-2.2%), while giving a boost to fuel-sensitive names such as Delta (+2.7%) and United Airlines (+2.7%). Semiconductor stocks led the tech advance, with Nvidia (+2.6%), Broadcom (+3.9%), and AMD (+6.8%) among the top performers. On the policy front, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony struck a cautious tone, indicating the central bank is in no rush to adjust interest rates but remains open to a cut if conditions warrant.

US Stocks Surge on Ceasefire Relief, Falling Oil Prices

US stocks rallied on Tuesday as easing geopolitical tensions and a sharp drop in oil prices lifted investor sentiment. The S&P 500 rose 1.1% and the Nasdaq jumped 1.5%, while the Dow surged over 500 points, bolstered by strong gains in tech and airline shares. The rebound followed reports of a fragile US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran, which appeared to hold despite mutual accusations of violations. Oil prices plunged for a second consecutive session, with US crude falling over 6%, pressuring energy giants like Exxon Mobil (-3.1%) and Chevron (-2.3%), while giving a boost to fuel-sensitive names such as Delta (+5.8%) and United Airlines (+2.2%). Semiconductor stocks led the tech advance, with Nvidia (+2.1%), Broadcom (+3.2%), and AMD (+6.5%) among the top performers. On the policy front, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony struck a cautious tone, indicating the central bank is in no rush to adjust interest rates but remains open to a cut if conditions warrant.

Wall Street Rallies as Ceasefire Holds and Oil Plunges

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index is gaining 270 points or 0.64 percent on Tuesday. Leading the gains are Amazon (2.32%), Salesforce (1.98%) and Nvidia (1.90%). Top losers are Chevron (-0.72%), Travelers Companies (-0.69%) and Apple (-0.63%).

US stocks were higher on Tuesday as the apparent de-escalation between Israel and Iran magnified the support that uninterrupted oil trade through the Persian Gulf had on US equities. The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones were around 0.8% higher, while the Nasdaq 100 was 1% higher to approach its record high from February. Iranian and Israeli authorities refrained from pledging to retaliate the small strikes between the nations today, backing hopes of de-escalation mediated by President Trump. In the meantime, oil continued to plunge amid signs that the Strait of Hormuz will not be impacted by the conflict. On the policy front, Fed Chair Powell reiterated patience in lowering rates until the impact of tariffs are understood well. Tech led the gains amid the recovery in risk sentiment, with Nvidia, Alpha, and Meta over 1.5% higher. In the meantime, Starbucks gained 2% after stating it does not intend to sell its China division, contrary to reports by Caixin.

US Stocks Extend Gains

US stock futures were higher on Tuesday, with S&P 500 contracts up 0.8%, Nasdaq 100 rising 1.1%, and Dow Jones futures gaining over 300 points, extending gains from the previous session as tensions in the Middle East temporarily eased. President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, which both sides appear to have accepted. Still, the truce remains fragile, with Israel already accusing Iran of violating the agreement. Meanwhile, traders are closely watching Fed Powell’s appearance before Congress today for further insights into the Fed’s economic and monetary policy outlook. On the corporate front, Nvidia shares rose about 1% in premarket trading as the company’s CEO began selling portions of his stake under a newly adopted trading plan which could see him offload up to $865 million in stock by the end of 2025. Other megacap tech stocks were also higher ahead of the open, with Apple up 1.4%, Microsoft 0.6%, Amazon 1.5%, Meta 0.8%, and Alphabet 1.2%.

US Futures Point to Gains at the Open

President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Israel and Iran had agreed to a tentative ceasefire set to begin around midnight Washington time on Monday, following U.S.-ordered airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Trump said the accord aims to bring a lasting end to the conflict, referring to it as “THE 12 DAY WAR.” He praised both nations for having the “Stamina, Courage, and Intelligence” to reach the agreement. According to Reuters, an Iranian official confirmed Tehran accepted the U.S.-brokered deal, though Israel has yet to comment.

Trump Announces Tentative Israel-Iran Ceasefire

US stock futures climbed on Tuesday after President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire timeline between Israel and Iran, referring to the conflict as “The 12-Day War.” The news helped calm investor nerves following a weekend escalation in which the US struck Iranian nuclear sites, effectively joining Israel’s conflict with Tehran. Iran’s response—a limited strike on a US base in Qatar—caused no casualties, helping to reverse the spike in oil prices and pressuring energy stocks. In Monday’s regular session, the Dow rose 0.89%, the S&P 500 gained 0.96%, and the Nasdaq advanced 0.94%, driven by easing geopolitical fears and strong corporate news. Tesla jumped 8.2% after launching its first fleet of driverless taxis, while AMD gained 1% on the back of a research upgrade, lifting the broader tech sector. Investors now await Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony before Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday for further clues on the outlook for interest rates.

US Futures Rise on Trump Ceasefire Talks

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index gained 375 points or 0.89 percent on Monday. Gains were led by Sherwin-Williams (3.39%), IBM (3.05%) and 3M (2.67%). Biggest losers were Chevron (-1.63%), Amgen (-1.51%) and Amazon (-0.53%).

US stocks closed higher on Monday as oil prices plunged, after Iran launched missiles at a US air base in Qatar in response to American strikes on its nuclear facilities. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq each gained 0.9%, while the Dow advanced 374 points, supported by easing concerns over a major oil supply disruption. US oil prices slumped over 7% after Iran launched missiles at a US base in Qatar—an attack that was reportedly intercepted without casualties—prompting sharp reversals in energy stocks, with ExxonMobil and Chevron falling 2.6% and 1.8%. The response was seen as restrained, as Iran refrained from targeting critical energy infrastructure or disrupting the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also weighed in, posting on social media that oil producers should “keep prices down,” further pressuring crude. On the corporate front, Tesla surged 8.2% after debuting its first driverless taxis, while AMD rose 1% following a research upgrade, helping to lift the broader tech sector.

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