In a nutshell:
Wall Street mixed, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slightly higher, but Dow lower on weak breadth
Friday's rout (Nasdaq down 4.18%, worst since April 2025) followed a hot May jobs report that pushed traders to price in a possible Fed hike
US 2-year yield jumped 10 bps on the jobs report, with Fed funds futures pricing in 21 bps of hikes by year-end (vs. 13 bps prior to the report)
Oil whipsawed on the first direct Israel-Iran exchange since April, Brent near US$94 after touching ~$98, before Iran halted strikes
Note: ASX was closed Monday for the public holiday, so Friday's US session context is included below
Let's dive in.
Overnight Summary
Name | Value | % Chg |
|---|---|---|
Major Indices | ||
S&P 500 | 7,406 | +0.30% |
Dow Jones | 50,786 | -0.16% |
NASDAQ Comp | 25,930 | +0.86% |
Russell 2000 | 2,855 | +0.77% |
Global Indices | ||
S&P/TSX | 34,479 | +0.19% |
Shanghai Composite | 3,959 | -1.70% |
DAX | 24,616 | -0.58% |
Hang Seng | 24,657 | -1.22% |
Nifty 50 | 73,524 | -0.97% |
Nikkei 225 | 64,025 | -3.85% |
FTSE 100 | 10,373 | +0.05% |
Name | Value | % Chg |
|---|---|---|
Commodities (USD) | ||
Gold | 4,322.96 | -0.19% |
Copper | 6.31 | +0.67% |
WTI Oil | 91.2 | +0.90% |
Currency | ||
AUD/USD | 0.7045 | +0.01% |
Cryptocurrency | ||
Bitcoin (USD) | 63,401 | +0.90% |
Ethereum (AUD) | 2,408 | +3.91% |
Miscellaneous | ||
US 10 Yr T-bond | 4.552 | +0.35% |
VIX | 18.92 | -12.04% |
US Sectors
Sector | % Chg |
|---|---|
| Information Technology | +1.47% |
| Energy | +1.14% |
| Consumer Discretionary | +0.49% |
| Health Care | -0.22% |
| Consumer Staples | -0.31% |
| Industrials | -0.34% |
Sector | % Chg |
|---|---|
| Financials | -0.57% |
| Communication Services | -1.07% |
| Materials | -1.28% |
| Real Estate | -1.62% |
| Utilities | -1.93% |
S&P 500 Session Chart

S&P 500 gave back early gains to close slightly higher (Source: TradingView)
Overnight Markets
Major US benchmarks mixed and finished off best levels
S&P 500 up as much as 1.13% in early trade, finished up just 0.30%
Breadth was negative, with only three sectors higher, Equal-weight S&P 500 (-0.11%) underperforming and Dow (-0.16%) lower
Last Friday’s session: S&P 500 (-2.6%), Dow (-1.35%) and Nasdaq (-4.1%) tumbled after a stronger-than-expected jobs report drove bond yields 4-10 bps higher across the curve, with the US 2-year (so short-term rate expectations) closing at the highest since Feb-25
Commodities sold off sharply last Friday, with copper down 3.8% and gold down 3.2% (first close below the 200-day moving average since 12-Oct-23
Despite a small overnight bounce, we’re still left with a net-negative lead (e.g. S&P 500 down 2.3% over the last two sessions)
Flood of mega-IPOs, equity offerings raise concerns of whether there will be more sellers than buyers (BBG)
KOSPI tumbles 8.2% , triggering trading halt as investors dump tech stocks amid inflation concerns (BBG)
Market downturn has Wall Street preparing for challenges from rising inflation and SpaceX IPO (lWSJ)
Wall Street strategists remain optimistic despite Friday's tech selloff, expecting earnings growth to sustain stocks (BBG)
Nvidia's Huang views global tech stock selloff as a buying opportunity (BBG)
Citigroup raised its S&P 500 target to 8,100 from 7,700, citing stronger earnings forecasts and continued AI investment (YF)
JPMorgan sees market remaining choppy in near-term as traders take profits from Big Tech holdings (BBG)
BofA strategists say there are too many red flags, advise investors to take profits (BBG)
BMO Capital Markets analysts say US dollar cleanest way to take position on new regime of higher rates, inflation (BBG)
Iran & Energy
Israel halted attacks on Iran, PM Netanyahu said, stopping short of acknowledging a ceasefire that Trump said both countries were aiming for (CNN)
Israel and Iran appeared to pause strikes after trading fire for the first time since 8-Apr ceasefire, straining peace talks (BBG)
Tehran warned its attacks would resume if Israel struck southern Lebanon (CNN)
Iran's military told CNBC it had ceased strikes against Israel, but warned it would resume hostilities if Jerusalem continued operations in Lebanon (CNBC)
Qatar's LNG tanker transits Strait of Hormuz despite latest rise in tensions (BBG)
Saudi Arabia cuts official selling prices to Asia again, though they remain near long-time highs (BBG)
China's LNG imports rising sharply to meet increased electricity consumption during hot summer months (BBG)
Orders for new oil supertankers surpass 2008 boom, raise concerns about potential glut (BBG)
Stocks
SpaceX's IPO said to be well oversubscribed; order books to close Wednesday afternoon (BBG)
Micron bounced 9,8% after sliding 13% on Friday, leading a rebound across the chip complex (YF)
Nvidia is evaluating whether Intel's technology could be used to produce a processor combining four graphics chips into a single unit, the Information reported, though no order has been placed (YF)
Apple opened its Worldwide Developers Conference, Tim Cook's last as CEO, with an AI-infused version of Siri expected as the headline (YF)
Trump tells reporters US taking a small ownership stake in AI giants could be "a beautiful thing" (AX)
Google orders 3M AI chips from Intel for 2028 production as TSMC struggles to meet demand (QZ)
Tariffs & Trade
Central Banks
Fed Daly says policy in good place, not possible to give rate guidance amid uncertainty (BBG)
Trump says there is no reason to hike rates, and that rates should instead be lowered (BBG)
Markets await Thursday’s US May CPI, with consensus pointing to headline inflation accelerating from 3.8% to 4.2% year-on-year and core CPI edging up from 2.8% to 2.9% (YF)
ECB and Bank of Canada both meet this week, with focus on how much of the recent oil shock feeds into inflation (YF)
Economists say ECB expected to hike rates twice this year due to Iran war (BBG)
India's central bank holds rates amid Iran crisis, lowers growth forecast to 6.6% and raises inflation forecast (NK)
Economy
US May nonfarm payrolls printed 172,000 vs. 86,000 ests, prior two months also revised up by 93,000, with the three-month average at the highest since Mar-24, unemployment rate of 4.3% in-line with consensus and April levels (BBG)
A Philadelphia Fed Survey projected US consumer price inflation hitting 6% in the second quarter, up sharply from a 2.7% estimate three months earlier, driven by the energy shock (CNBC)
Eurozone economy contracted in Q1 due to declines in Ireland and France (BBG)
Industry ETFs
Name | Value | % Chg |
|---|---|---|
Commodities | ||
| Uranium | 45.92 | +1.35% |
| Copper Miners | 81.29 | +0.81% |
| Silver Miners | 79.58 | +0.38% |
| Gold Miners | 78.67 | -0.22% |
| Steel | 106.34 | -0.31% |
| Strategic Metals | 87.42 | -1.32% |
| Lithium & Battery Tech | 77.09 | -1.55% |
Industrials | ||
| Agriculture | 26.33 | -0.27% |
| Global Jets | 27.7 | -0.86% |
| Aerospace & Defense | 227.26 | -0.95% |
| Construction | 102.54 | -1.05% |
Name | Value | % Chg |
|---|---|---|
Healthcare | ||
| Biotechnology | 166.92 | -0.90% |
Renewables | ||
| Hydrogen | 57.4205 | -0.19% |
| Solar | 63.58 | -0.73% |
Technology | ||
| Semiconductor | 571.45 | +5.87% |
| FinTech | 24.0 | +1.52% |
| Data Center & Digital Infrastructure | 30.98 | +1.11% |
| Electric Vehicles | 39.13 | +1.03% |
| Robotics & AI | 38.32 | +0.90% |
| Cloud Computing | 23.6 | -1.17% |
| Cybersecurity | 34.73 | -1.39% |
ASX Today
ASX 200 rebalance effective prior open on 22-Jun
Helloworld guides FY26 adjusted EBITDA of $57-62m vs. prior $64-72m guidance, Q4 forward air sales down 4% year-on-year in Australia and New Zealand (HLO)
Navigator Global Investments CEO Stephen Darke discloses purchase of ~31,000 shares, owns 287k shares after the transaction (NGI)
oOh!Media received a non-binding bid from Bain, unclear what the price was, or if granted due diligence similar to PEP or Squared Capital (AFR)
Weebit Nano CEO Jacob Hanoch discloses sale of ~225,000 shares, beneficially owns 1.3m shares after the selldown (WBT)
What To Watch Today
Net negative: The ASX 200 was already down 1.8% across the last two sessions, and a massive Wall Street selloff last Friday plus a mixed overnight move leaves a net-negative lead in. Commodities have traded broadly lower, with copper, gold, aluminium and palladium all down over the past two sessions. NYSE-listed BHP shares are off 5.7% since Thursday, implying a ~$59.42 open (a ~2.7% fall). Our overnight ETF watchlist recorded sharp declines on Friday: VanEck Gold Miners down 8.7%, Rare Earth/Strategic Metals down 8.6% and Copper Miners down 10.2%. Aussie yields ticked higher after the US jobs print, with 2- and 10-year yields up 5-6 bps over the two days, though still largely rangebound. Overall, markets are entering a challenged stretch where everything reads bearish and the path of least resistance is lower. US stocks found slight reprieve overnight, so watch for either a meaningful/sustained bounce or markets undercutting recent lows and inflicting further damage.
Broker Moves
Broker data is currently pending. Check the Evening Wrap for a full breakdown of today's analyst updates.
Key Events
Stocks trading ex-dividend:
Mon 8 Jun: None
Tue 9 Jun: Infratil (IFT) – $0.095, Whitefield Income (WHI) – $0.006
Wed 10 Jun: Tower (TWR) – $0.041, WCM Global Growth (WQG) – $0.022
Thu 11 Jun: Champion Iron (CIA) – $0.02, Future Generation Global (FGG) – $0.03, Sandon Capital (SNC) – $0.005
Other ASX corporate actions today:
Dividends paid: None
Earnings: None
IPOs: None
AGMs: None
Economic calendar (AEST):
No major economic announcements.

