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Abstract:Global markets face significant changes. China's financial sector caps salaries under Xi Jinping's "common prosperity" policy, affecting the yuan and major financial stocks. India's entry into the JPMorgan Emerging Markets Bond Index boosts investment and strengthens the rupee. Nike's weak outlook suggests a U.S. economic slowdown. Japan's yen nears a 40-year low, prompting potential stabilization efforts. Hong Kong faces judicial concerns, impacting its financial stability.
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According to a report by Moody's, due to the continuation of remote work, nearly a quarter of US office space will be vacant by 2026, potentially leading to commercial real estate value losses of up to $250 billion. Currently, many large banks are quietly selling off their commercial real estate collateral.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Negative outlook for commercial real estate could weaken the USD due to potential financial sector instability.
· FX Pair: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY
Impact on Shares:
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Negative impact on real estate and financial sectors.
Companies:
· Prologis (PLD)
· Boston Properties (BXP)
· Wells Fargo (WFC)
· JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
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At Thursday‘s EU summit, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz attempted to force changes to long-term policy priorities, sparking strong reactions from other member states. Almost all of the French and German amendments were rejected. With increasing domestic political pressure, Macron and Scholz may become more passive in future EU affairs. This brings uncertainty to the EU’s overall policy-making and ability to address global challenges.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Political discord within the EU could weaken the euro (EUR).
· FX Pair: EUR/USD, EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP
Impact on Shares:
· European Market: Increased political uncertainty could negatively impact European stocks.
Companies:
· BNP Paribas (BNP.PA)
· Deutsche Bank (DBK.DE)
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Indirect impact if US companies with significant European exposure face increased risk.
Key Stocks/Indices:
· Coca-Cola (KO)
· McDonald's (MCD)
· Ford (F)
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Although the Nikkei Average has stagnated since hitting a record high in March, multiple stock indices have hit new highs, demonstrating the market's resilience and diversified investment preferences.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Positive sentiment in the Japanese stock market could strengthen the yen (JPY).
· FX Pair: USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY
Impact on Shares:
· Japanese Market: Positive impact on Japanese stocks, particularly in diversified sectors.
Companies:
· Nintendo (7974.T)
· SoftBank (9984.T)
· Fanuc (6954.T)
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Minimal direct impact.
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Rain AI, a startup supported by OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman and Y Combinator, recently hired Jean-Didier Allegrucci, a former Apple chip executive, to lead its hardware engineering team. This is the second high-profile hire this month, as the company focuses on designing new semiconductors for its AI platform.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Positive developments in AI and semiconductor sectors could strengthen the USD as the US is a major player in these industries.
· FX Pair: EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD
Impact on Shares:
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Positive impact on technology stocks, particularly those involved in AI and semiconductors.
Companies:
· NVIDIA (NVDA)
· Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
· Intel (INTC)
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The UK will undergo a generational political reshuffle on July 4, with polls showing that Keir Starmer's Labour Party is expected to win a landslide victory, while Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party faces a crushing defeat after 14 years of turbulent governance. Investors are optimistic about the election, believing that Starmer and Reeves will not pursue radical policies, especially given the tight public finances they will inherit.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Political change in the UK could strengthen the British pound (GBP) if investors view the new leadership as stable and fiscally responsible.
· FX Pair: GBP/USD, EUR/GBP, GBP/JPY
Impact on Shares:
· UK Market: Positive impact on UK stocks if political stability is restored.
Companies:
· Barclays (BARC.L)
· Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.L)
· BP (BP.L)
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Minimal direct impact.
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A sudden rise in the world's most important oil prices could slow due to a surge in US supplies. Over the past eight trading days, Trafigura Group and Gunvor Group have heavily bid for key crude grades in the S&P Global Platts pricing window, driving premiums for these crudes higher. However, this increase has also incentivized deliveries from the US, alleviating upward pressure on prices.
Analysis:
Impact on FX: Fluctuations in oil prices can impact the USD due to the US's significant role in global oil markets.
· FX Pair: USD/CAD, USD/NOK, USD/RUB
Impact on Shares:
· US Stock Market (NASDAQ, S&P 500): Oil price movements can affect energy stocks, with rising prices benefiting producers and falling prices impacting profitability.
Companies:
· ExxonMobil (XOM)
· Chevron (CVX)
· Schlumberger (SLB)
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