Economy

2 June 2026
UK M4 Money Supply Misses Forecast, Fueling BoE Rate-Cut Bets and Sterling Pressure

UK April M4 rose 0.2%, below 0.6% forecast, boosting rate-cut odds, pressuring GBP, lifting volatility.

2 June 2026
Swiss imports slide in April, fuelling dovish SNB expectations and pressuring franc and equities

Swiss imports fell sharply in April, signaling slowing demand, prompting dovish SNB expectations, weaker franc outlook, hedging strategies.

2 June 2026
Swiss Exports Slide in April, Raising Questions Over Franc Outlook and Market Volatility

Swiss exports fell sharply in April, pressuring CHF, lifting EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, and raising volatility.

2 June 2026
Indonesia Exports Jump 21.98% in April, Sharpening Rupiah and Jakarta Stocks Focus

Indonesia’s April exports surged 21.98%, reversing March’s -3.1% drop, boosting rupiah, equities, and commodity outlook.

2 June 2026
Australia building approvals slump 3.4% in April, denting housing pipeline and tempering RBA hike bets

April building approvals in Australia fell 3.4%, signaling cooling housing demand, weaker construction pipeline, and softer AUD outlook.

2 June 2026
BNP Paribas Sees China Growth Peaking, K-Shaped Split to Drive Sector and Derivative Plays

China Q1 2026 growth hits 5.0%, but K-shaped slowdown favors selective options: calls exporters, puts property.

2 June 2026
Brazil Q1 Growth Lifted by Stimulus as Inflation Rises, USD/BRL Upside in Focus Ahead of BCB Decision

Brazil growth rebounds, but stimulus fuels inflation; USD/BRL shows upside bias as markets await BCB June decision.

2 June 2026
BNP Paribas sees US growth outpacing potential, inflation sticky as euro climbs to 1.21

BNP sees 2026 US growth 2.4%, persistent inflation, steady Fed rates, and gradual EUR/USD rise to 1.21.

2 June 2026
US ISM Manufacturing PMI Rises to 54, Strengthening Dollar and Complicating Fed Rate-Cut Outlook

US manufacturing grew faster in May; PMI rose to 54, easing prices, soft jobs, firmer dollar.

2 June 2026
US Construction Spending Beats Forecast, Challenging September Fed Cut Bets and Supporting Stronger Dollar

April construction spending beat forecasts, signaling resilient growth, higher-for-longer rates, stronger dollar, and hedging opportunities.

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