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EIA forecasts first US oil production decline since 2021 for 2026

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) projects that American oil production will decline in 2026 for the first time since 2021, falling to 13.37 million barrels per day (bpd) from 13.42 million bpd in 2025.

11 June
EIA forecasts first US oil production decline since 2021 for 2026
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect modest rise in US core inflation in May

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect May’s US core inflation figures to show an increase, partly driven by moderate effects of import tariffs. Meanwhile, price hikes for certain services, such as airfares, likely eased or even turned negative.

11 June
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect modest rise in US core inflation in May
Optimism over US economic outlook draws investors to domestic stocks — Citi

Citigroup strategists note that major US tech giants are attracting growing investor interest, as market optimism about America's economic outlook outweighs global trade uncertainty. The S&P 500 is now about 2% below its February record highs.

10 June
Optimism over US economic outlook draws investors to domestic stocks — Citi
Weak UK employment data strengthens BOE rate cut expectations

Weak UK employment data has reinforced expectations of Bank of England interest rate cuts, according to Bloomberg. The pound fell 0.7% to $1.3456, marking its steepest decline this month, while UK bond yields dropped 5–6 basis points across the curve, outperforming eurozone counterparts.

10 June
Weak UK employment data strengthens BOE rate cut expectations
US tariff hike on aluminum increases likelihood of additional duties on copper — Morgan Stanley

Analysts at Morgan Stanley believe US President Donald Trump’s decision to double tariffs on aluminum to 50% increases the likelihood of additional levies on copper imports.

10 June
US tariff hike on aluminum increases likelihood of additional duties on copper — Morgan Stanley
US energy supplies to Asia declined under Trump's presidency

According to Kpler data, US energy imports to Asia have actually declined in the four full months since Trump returned to the White House compared to the same period last year.

10 June
US energy supplies to Asia declined under Trump's presidency
ECB's Holzmann advocates for rate cut pause until autumn amid inflation caution

ECB Governing Council member Robert Holzmann has called for a halt to further monetary easing until autumn, arguing that the eurozone should keep its current interest rate on hold to safeguard against resurgent inflation.

10 June
ECB's Holzmann advocates for rate cut pause until autumn amid inflation caution
Nasdaq expands underlying index to include Solana and other digital assets

Nasdaq has formally updated the composition of its benchmark index through the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Form 8-K filing for the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF (NCIUS). The revised index now incorporates four additional cryptocurrencies.

10 June
Nasdaq expands underlying index to include Solana and other digital assets
Surveys by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal suggest US inflation rose to 2.4% in May

On Wednesday, US inflation data for May will be published. According to Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal surveys, last month's Consumer Price Index (CPI) likely rose to 2.4%. The April reading stood at 2.3%.

10 June
Surveys by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal suggest US inflation rose to 2.4% in May
New York Fed survey shows cooling inflation expectations among US consumers

According to the survey published this week by the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) of New York, Americans are growing less worried about inflation. Poll data cited by Reuters also indicated improved sentiment among US citizens on their financial wellbeing last month.

10 June
New York Fed survey shows cooling inflation expectations among US consumers

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