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U.S. CPI rose just 0.1% in May, missing forecasts. Core inflation slowed, supporting a dovish Fed stance and lifting bond market sentiment.

GameStop shares drop nearly 5% after Q1 revenue misses estimates, despite earnings beat. Traders doubt retail strength and crypto strategy’s near-term value.

U.S. job growth beat expectations in May, but weak labor force participation and falling federal jobs raise doubts about the labor market’s strength.

Jobless claims rose to 247K, hitting a new high for 2025. Rising averages suggest labor softening—traders eye Fed rate outlook and sector risks.

U.S. private payrolls rose by just 37K in May, signaling labor market weakness. Job growth lags, but wage gains hold steady. What could this mean for Fed policy?

PCE inflation cooled to 2.1% in April, boosting Fed rate pause bets. Traders eye stable policy as disinflation and easing demand reshape outlooks.

Nvidia beats Q1 forecasts with strong AI chip sales, but export curbs to China hit guidance. Salesforce lifts 2026 outlook on rising AI cloud demand.

Durable goods orders dropped 6.3% in April as transportation fell 17%. Core demand held steady, offering traders a mixed signal for manufacturing stocks.

U.S. new home sales surged 10.9% in April, signaling strong demand. Traders eye bullish signals for homebuilders and possible Fed policy implications.

US Flash PMIs beat forecasts as tariffs fuel inflation. Manufacturing and services rise to 52.3, but soaring prices raise Fed policy tightening risks.

U.S. jobless claims dipped to 227K, below forecasts, but rising continuing claims suggest growing labor market weakness traders can’t ignore.

US-China chip war simmers as trade, stimulus, and Fed policy influence global market sentiment.

Target cuts its full-year sales forecast as tariff pressures, weak spending, and backlash over DEI rollbacks weigh on performance and consumer sentiment.

Strong Q1 sales and a stable pricing plan give Home Depot an edge over Walmart and lift sentiment across US indices like the Dow Jones and S&P500.

April housing starts rise 1.6%, but falling permits and completions signal pressure on homebuilders as Fed policy and high rates weigh on demand.

Walmart Q1 beats EPS estimates with strong U.S. sales and e-commerce profits. Shares rise 2.5% premarket as guidance holds steady.

Strong Q3 earnings and rising AI demand boost Cisco’s forecast, lifting Nasdaq 100 and US stocks in after-hours trading. Key support for tech sentiment.

U.S. inflation eased to 2.3% in April, slightly below forecast, as shelter led gains and Trump tariffs loom. Traders eye tariff talks for next CPI impact.

U.S.-China strike trade deal in Geneva, but no tariff relief announced. Traders await Monday’s briefing for clues on market impact and next steps.

U.S. jobless claims dip to 228K, but rising 4-week averages hint at cooling labor momentum—traders eye re-employment trends for market signals.