📆 Monday, June 12
► Stocks remain slightly positiv at the start of the week as investors prepare for a week of key interest-rate decisions from major central banks. S&P 500 is projected to further advance, potentially into bull-market territory while Nasdaq 100 also rises, fueled by expectations of a pause by the Federal Reserve after 10 straight rate hikes. However, unexpected rate hikes from the Bank of Canada and the Reserve Bank of Australia have added a bit of uncertainty.
► Investors await the May CPI figures, due Tuesday, as the last significant data point before the Fed meeting and decision on Wednesday (June 14).
► Energy stocks are struggling (in particular in Europe) due to persistent concerns around demand outlook for oil, prompting Goldman Sachs to cut its price forecast. Major companies like Shell and BP have seen around a 1% drop.
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