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1. Global Equity and Bond Market Momentum

  • 1. Global Equity and Bond Market Momentum
  • 2. Geopolitics, Commodities, and Energy Dynamics
  • 3. Macroeconomic Inflation and Central Bank Policy
  • 4. Key Upcoming Data and Calendar Events

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  • 1. Global Equity and Bond Market Momentum
  • 2. Geopolitics, Commodities, and Energy Dynamics
  • 3. Macroeconomic Inflation and Central Bank Policy
  • 4. Key Upcoming Data and Calendar Events
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1 June 2026 - Market Update | CIO Corner by Emirates NBD

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Broadcast Date: Monday, June 1, 2026


1. Global Equity and Bond Market Momentum

  • US Equity Records: The S&P 500 advanced during every single session in the five days leading up to Friday, marking nine consecutive weekly gains [00:00:28]. The NASDAQ 100 outperformed the broader market, driven significantly higher by Information Technology and AI-related stocks [00:00:36].

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  • Asian Session All-Time Highs: During the Monday morning Asian trading session, stocks hit fresh records [00:02:14]. The MSCI All Country World Index advanced, and Asian shares climbed to an all-time high [00:02:17]. Regional AI bellwethers in South Korea and Taiwan, along with Japan's Nikkei, hit record levels [00:02:24]. Sentiment was further buoyed by gains in NASDAQ 100 index futures following Wall Street's record closes on Friday [00:02:32].
  • Fixed Income Demand: Bonds experienced a rebound as a lower treasury yield curve emerged [00:00:19]. Real money demand for US Treasuries was strong, with coupon supply in 2-year, 5-year, and 7-year auctions being exceptionally well-received by investors [00:00:57].

  • 2. Geopolitics, Commodities, and Energy Dynamics

    • Middle East Negotiations: Market sentiment was initially supported by renewed hopes for a peace agreement in the Middle East and relative progress in negotiations, overshadowing conflicting messages coming from the Washington administration [00:00:03]. Progress on the Iran conflict front caused the energy sector to lag while emerging market stocks outperformed [00:00:43].
    • Crude Oil Price Action: Brent crude fell during the previous week to end at $92 a barrel, which initially helped shift the treasury yield curve lower [00:00:50]. However, during the Monday morning session, a rally in oil prices weighed on market mood [00:02:37]. Brent climbed back over $93 a barrel due to a lack of progress in efforts to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz [00:02:41], which subsequently sent treasuries lower across the curve [00:02:49].
    • Currencies and Precious Metals: The US dollar slipped over the preceding week following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Thursday [00:01:04]. However, by Monday morning, the dollar strengthened for the first time in three sessions, continuing its role as the safe haven of choice since geopolitical tensions escalated [00:02:50]. Gold recorded modest gains over the week, more than offsetting earlier losses following the treasury rally, and remained little changed on Monday morning [00:01:11; 00:02:58].

    3. Macroeconomic Inflation and Central Bank Policy

    • US PCE Inflation: The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge—the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index—jumped to 3.8% year-over-year in April [00:01:20]. While partially driven by an oil story translating into higher gasoline prices, core inflation remained sticky and elevated as well [00:01:28]. Real spending barely held up, supported primarily by consumers renewing the tapping of their savings [00:01:35].
    • Federal Reserve Implications: This sticky inflation data places the Federal Reserve in a tight spot. Markets are now fully pricing in a rate hike by March of next year [00:01:40].
    • European Central Bank (ECB): Minutes from the ECB's April meeting showed not only that a rate hike for the upcoming June meeting is cemented, but also signaled that more should be in store [00:01:47]. National inflation data further suggested that overall European inflation would rise higher in May [00:01:56].
    • China Economic Mixed Signals: Industrial profit growth accelerated in China, though the broader economic recovery remains uneven [00:02:02]. Factory activity slowed down as disruptions from a 5-day holiday break compounded rising input costs stemming from the Middle East conflict [00:02:06].

    4. Key Upcoming Data and Calendar Events

    • United States:
      • Monday: ISM Manufacturing data [00:03:08]
      • Wednesday: ISM Services data [00:03:10]; Broadcom corporate earnings to be reported in extended trading hours [00:03:12]
      • Friday: May Jobs Report / Non-Farm Payrolls [00:03:06]
    • Europe:
      • Tuesday: April CPI (Consumer Price Index) publication [00:03:17]
      • Wednesday: PPI (Producer Price Index) publication [00:03:20]
    • International Institutions: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is scheduled to release its latest Economic Outlook this week [00:03:22].

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