In case you missed it:
π¨IRAN:
*Trump admin officials are pitching the president's two-week timeline on whether to launch an attack as a chance to let diplomacy play out. (ABC)
*Trump reposted a quote on Truth Social that said β[Trump] is the guy who killed Qasem Soleimani. You think he's afraid to take out Forgo? Of course not.β (Truth)
*Citi: Brent crude could jump to around $90 a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is closed; a prolonged halt to shipping through the crucial waterway would be unlikely. (BBG)
β΄TRADE:
*Canada to support the domestic steel sector, including a curb on imports. PM Carney said the government would also consider higher tariffs on US steel and aluminum depending on the progress made on a new economic-and-security deal. (WSJ)
*Japan's top trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa said that trade negotiations with the U.S. "remained in a fog" despite efforts by both sides to seek an agreement. He also said Japan won't fixate on the looming date for so-called reciprocal tariffs to go back to higher levels, signaling that the Asian nation stands ready for the possibility that talks will drag on. (RTRS/BBG)
*China's overseas shipments of rare earth magnets halved in May from April, tumbling to their lowest levels in more than five years due to export curbs. (RTRS)
*US tariff hikes on small packages from China caused a 40% drop in shipments in May, with the value of small parcels sent from China to the US falling to just over $1 billion. (BBG)
πMACRO:
*JPMorgan is sticking to its bearish view on the US dollar, arguing that a combination of moderating US growth, robust global policy support, and waning investor appetite for US assets continues to point toward further dollar weakness. (Forex Live)
*Fidelity: Financial markets have seen the worst of Donald Trumpβs tariff threats, helping make midcap stocks an attractive buy as the outlook improves
*A number of Australiaβs biggest investors say they are cutting their holdings of US Treasuries, citing concern over President Donald Trumpβs tariff and tax plans. (BBG)
[Ignore macro/geopol FUD, BTFD!]
π¨IRAN:
*Trump admin officials are pitching the president's two-week timeline on whether to launch an attack as a chance to let diplomacy play out. (ABC)
*Trump reposted a quote on Truth Social that said β[Trump] is the guy who killed Qasem Soleimani. You think he's afraid to take out Forgo? Of course not.β (Truth)
*Citi: Brent crude could jump to around $90 a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is closed; a prolonged halt to shipping through the crucial waterway would be unlikely. (BBG)
β΄TRADE:
*Canada to support the domestic steel sector, including a curb on imports. PM Carney said the government would also consider higher tariffs on US steel and aluminum depending on the progress made on a new economic-and-security deal. (WSJ)
*Japan's top trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa said that trade negotiations with the U.S. "remained in a fog" despite efforts by both sides to seek an agreement. He also said Japan won't fixate on the looming date for so-called reciprocal tariffs to go back to higher levels, signaling that the Asian nation stands ready for the possibility that talks will drag on. (RTRS/BBG)
*China's overseas shipments of rare earth magnets halved in May from April, tumbling to their lowest levels in more than five years due to export curbs. (RTRS)
*US tariff hikes on small packages from China caused a 40% drop in shipments in May, with the value of small parcels sent from China to the US falling to just over $1 billion. (BBG)
πMACRO:
*JPMorgan is sticking to its bearish view on the US dollar, arguing that a combination of moderating US growth, robust global policy support, and waning investor appetite for US assets continues to point toward further dollar weakness. (Forex Live)
*Fidelity: Financial markets have seen the worst of Donald Trumpβs tariff threats, helping make midcap stocks an attractive buy as the outlook improves
*A number of Australiaβs biggest investors say they are cutting their holdings of US Treasuries, citing concern over President Donald Trumpβs tariff and tax plans. (BBG)
[Ignore macro/geopol FUD, BTFD!]
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π¨Iranian retaliatory response imminent.
The Iranian response will be similar to the retaliation for the op that killed Soleimani, it will be de-escalatory and just something to save face. BTFD, ignore geopol FUD.
The Iranian response will be similar to the retaliation for the op that killed Soleimani, it will be de-escalatory and just something to save face. BTFD, ignore geopol FUD.
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Bitcoin/ Ethereum Spot ETF Flows: 23rd June 2025
π’Bitcoin ETFs: $350.43M net inflows
π’Ethereum ETFs: $100.78M net inflows
π’Bitcoin ETFs: $350.43M net inflows
π’Ethereum ETFs: $100.78M net inflows
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Trump: Israel and Iran fighting so long and so hard that they don't know "what the fuck they're doing". [ww3 has been cancelled, send everything]
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π¨Chinese PMI data for June:
*Manufacturing: 49.5 -> 49.7. As expected, but still the 3rd consecutive month of contraction
*Services sector: 50.3 -> 50.5. Highest level since March, thanks to 'deal with the US', and ongoing stimuli to boost domestic demand and curb deflation. [more stimulus coming, send everything]
*Manufacturing: 49.5 -> 49.7. As expected, but still the 3rd consecutive month of contraction
*Services sector: 50.3 -> 50.5. Highest level since March, thanks to 'deal with the US', and ongoing stimuli to boost domestic demand and curb deflation. [more stimulus coming, send everything]
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π¨Goldman's Rich P:
*Month-end and quarter-end ahead, in theory should bring substantial global equity supply. Unclear how much has already been pre-traded or whether offsetting flows will come from the US.
*Regardless of today, the path forward is clear, this is statistically one of the best seasonal periods of the year. But historically, the July rally has been almost entirely a large-cap phenomenon
*The main storyline remains the progress toward the July 9th trade deadlines
*Base case: delays, maybe a few examples made (Japan?), then last minute extensions. [BTFD]
*Month-end and quarter-end ahead, in theory should bring substantial global equity supply. Unclear how much has already been pre-traded or whether offsetting flows will come from the US.
*Regardless of today, the path forward is clear, this is statistically one of the best seasonal periods of the year. But historically, the July rally has been almost entirely a large-cap phenomenon
*The main storyline remains the progress toward the July 9th trade deadlines
*Base case: delays, maybe a few examples made (Japan?), then last minute extensions. [BTFD]
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JPM trading desk: We think the market setup is bullish and expect a wave of new all-time highs as we gain clarity on the budget/tax bill and trade policy entering earnings season where expectations are too low