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    1 June 2026
    Poland’s central bank set to hold rates at 3.75% as inflation cools and growth slows

    Poland’s central bank likely holds rates at 3.75% as May inflation cools; oil shock remains.

    1 June 2026
    TD Securities sees oil market deficits through summer despite Hormuz reopening, July shortfall peaking

    TD Securities sees summer oil deficits peaking in July despite Hormuz reopening, with supply recovery lagging year-end.

    1 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.

    1 June 2026
    USD/CHF climbs as US-Iran talks stall, oil rises and Fed-SNB policy gap widens

    USD/CHF jumped as stalled US-Iran talks, higher oil, and Fed-SNB policy divergence boosted the Dollar.

    1 June 2026
    Commerzbank Sees Yen Under Pressure as Hormuz Closure Lifts Oil Prices and Widens Rate Gaps

    Commerzbank sees yen weakness persisting as Hormuz closure lifts oil prices, worsening trade deficits and rate differentials.

    1 June 2026
    ECB officials step up June hike signals as Nordea warns markets underprice broader tightening cycle

    ECB officials signal June hike for credibility as energy-driven inflation risks second-round effects; markets seem complacent.

    1 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.

    1 June 2026
    RBI Seen Holding Rates at 5.25% as Markets Brace for Hawkish Tilt to Support Rupee

    RBI likely holds 5.25%, but hawkish tilt possible as rupee stabilizes; options favor USD/INR downside bets.

    1 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.

    1 June 2026
    US ISM manufacturing new orders rise in May, bolstering demand and challenging Fed cut bets

    ISM Manufacturing New Orders rose to 56.8 in May, signaling stronger demand, economic momentum, and shifting market expectations.

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