China’s May manufacturing PMI held at 50, signaling stagnation; markets eye easing, yuan weakness, commodity impacts, volatility.
China’s non-manufacturing PMI rose to 50.1 in May, beating forecasts, signaling resilience and boosting equities, commodities.
DXY slips on Middle East détente, boosting euro, sterling, and commodities; traders eye central banks and payrolls.
S&P 500 hits record, AI-led surge lifts Dell/NetApp; momentum fades as geopolitical risks grow, hedges favored.
CFTC data show S&P 500 net shorts deepened to -165.8k as inflation fears, volatility rise.
CFTC data show AUD net longs fell to 60.2K from 85.6K, signaling weakening bullish sentiment.
CFTC shows yen shorts deepened to ¥-114.7K; crowded carry trade risks squeeze as USD/JPY nears 165.
CFTC data show oil speculators cut net long positions to 161,000 contracts, signalling reduced bullish sentiment.
CFTC data show gold speculators trimmed net longs by 5.5k to 154.3k amid profit-taking, steady rates.
CFTC data shows speculators reduced GBP net shorts to -61.4K, easing bearish pressure and raising short-covering risks.
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