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Jun 2026
Broadcom guidance chills AI sellers as Big Tech buyers fade and S&P 500 looks stretched

Broadcom beats estimates, but softer AI guidance cools leaders; AI sellers diverge from buyers as market looks overextended.

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Jun 2026
Gold rebounds as softer dollar on Israel-Lebanon ceasefire reports offsets US data and Fed risks

Gold rebounds above $4,490 as dollar softens; key $4,500 test amid strong U.S. data, option strategies.

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Jun 2026
Rupee steadies as India scraps bond tax for foreign investors ahead of RBI, US jobs data

Rupee steadies near 95.72 as India scraps bond gains tax; FIIs sell; Iran, RBI, US NFP.

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Jun 2026
Central Europe policy split widens as Hungary eases while Poland and Czech bank stay hawkish

Central Europe’s policy split widens: Hungary eases, Poland/Czech stay hawkish, driving yield divergence and FX trades.

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Jun 2026
WTI Holds Near $93 as US-Iran Talks Stall and Central Banks Signal Rate Tightening

WTI holds near $93 as US-Iran talks stall; central bank tightening and technical resistance cap gains.

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Jun 2026
Oil extends gains as Hormuz disruptions and sharp US inventory draws tighten prompt supply

Oil prices rise on Hormuz disruptions and steep U.S. inventory draws, boosting volatility and upside into Q3.

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Jun 2026
Fed Beige Book flags firming inflation and steady jobs as markets price year-end rate rise

Beige Book shows steady jobs but firmer inflation; markets price year-end hike, boosting dollar and volatility trades.

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Jun 2026
Canadian dollar pares losses as Fed–BoC policy gap and jobs data keep USD/CAD supported

Canadian dollar dipped, then recovered as Israel–Lebanon deal hopes rose; USD/CAD near 1.3910 amid Fed-BoC divergence.

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Jun 2026
Ireland GDP Slumps 12.1% as Multinational Effects Skew Data, Raising Euro Volatility

Ireland’s GDP plunged 12.1% in Q1, but domestic demand fell just 0.9%, easing panic.

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Jun 2026
Ireland GDP Slumps 17.1% in First Quarter, Raising Volatility Across Euro, Equities and Bonds

Ireland’s GDP fell 17.1% in Q1, driven by multinationals, sparking euro, equities and bond volatility.

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