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Tesla's upcoming robotaxi rollout is raising public concern, as the company faces falling sales and pressure on Musk to refocus amid a tough year.
Steel stocks in South Korea and Vietnam fell after Trump said U.S. will double steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% starting June 4, escalating trade tensions.
Continuation in the dollar weakness in the combination with elevated volatility fueled trading week pushed FX pair to the downside, closing above 1.34500. Economic Calendar Volatility should be expected, considering further dollar weakness may persist. GBP/USD hourly chart analysis The FX pair has shown short-term bullish momentum, pushing the price toward the 1.36000 level. This suggests buyers are currently in control. If
FX pair experienced some levels of volatility, closing slightly below previous weeks price , slightly below 1.13500. Economic Calendar Analysis Volatility should be anticipated considering ISM manufacturing report will be released as well initial jobless claims data will be presented. EUR/USD hourly chart analysis In the short term, EUR/USD maintains a bullish outlook as it continues to trade above key simple moving averages,
FX pair saw volatility, however USD/JPY close above 144.000. Economic Calendar Volatility should be expected, although only U.S. would be providing fundamental data this week. USD/JPY hourly chart analysis The 142.2500 support level may serve as a critical point in determining the next direction for the market. Holding above this level could indicate temporary stabilization and may limit further bearish pressure, suggesting a
HSBC will invest $4B in its private credit funds to boost alternative lending and aims to build a $50B credit fund in 5 years as traditional lending slows.
UK to spend £1.5B on six weapons factories to boost defense, deter threats like Russia, and support 1,800 jobs, as part of a major strategic defense review.
Asia's factories shrank in May as weak China demand and U.S. tariffs hit output; Japan and South Korea manufacturing also declined, surveys showed Monday.
Global airlines cut 2025 profit forecast to $36B, citing trade tensions, weak demand, and jet delivery delays hurting growth, IATA said Monday.
A new U.S. tax on foreign investors' passive income may hurt demand for Treasuries and the dollar, analysts warn, as Congress advances the sweeping budget bill.
U.S. jobless claims rose more than expected, with May jobless rates up and Michigan hit hard. Unemployment claims hit a 3.5-year high amid tariff concerns.
BP has named U.S. oil veteran David Hager, former CEO of Devon Energy, as a non-executive director starting June 2.
With Trump back in office, the safety of Germany's 3,352-tonne gold reserves abroad—mainly in New York—is now a growing public concern, not just a fringe issue.
Trump's trade war has cost firms over $34B in lost sales and rising costs, with tariff uncertainty stalling decisions at major global companies, says Reuters.
The USD/JPY pair is holding above the key 143.00 support level, keeping a slightly bullish tone for now. But if selling pressure picks up, that support could be tested—and a break below it might open the door for further losses. On the flip side, if buyers step in and we see a bullish reversal, the focus will shift to the 146.00
Pending home sales in the U.S. fell sharply by 6.3% in April, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. All four major regions experienced monthly declines, with the West seeing the steepest drop. Compared to last year, pending transactions decreased by 2.5% overall. The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, fell to 71.3 in April. A
OPEC+ may boost oil output by 411,000 barrels/day in July as 8 members, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, review cuts and market trends on May 31.
Germany may impose a 10% tax on big tech firms like Google and Meta, possibly straining U.S. ties as Chancellor Merz plans a visit to President Trump.
The UK plans to require pension funds to invest in private markets and the local economy, aiming to unlock £27.5B, despite opposition from investment managers.
Chevron will lay off 800 workers in Texas by July 15 as part of its plan to cut 20% of its global workforce by 2026, targeting its Permian Basin operations.
Elon Musk is stepping down as Trump's adviser after struggling to cut federal spending and facing resistance, layoffs, lawsuits, and political pushback.
Kohl's beat Q1 loss estimates and kept its annual targets, boosting shares 15%, as it bets on a turnaround despite tariff concerns and recent CEO turmoil.
A U.S. trade court ruled most of Trump's global tariffs illegal, siding with states and small businesses. The court gave 10 days to act but set no clear steps.
Gold prices have been fluctuating in the short term, trading within a range of $3,235 to $3,350 per ounce. This volatility reflects ongoing market uncertainty driven by factors such as shifting expectations around U.S. In a bearish scenario, gold prices may continue to face downward pressure, potentially testing key support levels at $3,235.00 and $3,205.00 per ounce. These levels serve as