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📰 Market Headlines

US stocks stumbled yesterday as worries over expanding US debt and President Trump's proposed tax bill sent Treasury yields surging.

• The Dow plunged 1.9%, The S&P 500 slid 1.6%, and the Nasdaq fell 1.4%.

• A 20-year bond auction contributed to the sharp climb in yields, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield adding 4.59%.

The bond market just broke the rally. A weak 20-year auction sent yields spiking and stocks sinking, ending the S&P 500’s six-day winning streak. The 30-year rose to 5.09% (levels not seen since 2023) as buyers balked at absorbing more U.S. debt. Bond demand is down, the US doesn’t plan to stop borrowing, and the Fed won’t cut rates due to threat of inflation. With deficits climbing and the Fed on hold, call it what you want—a panic, a warning shot, or just the sound of the debt bomb ticking louder.

Dollar dips as G-7 watches President Trump’s currency stance. The US dollar fell to a two-week low as traders watched the G-7 meeting for signs the Trump administration may favor a weaker currency. This weakness typically benefits multinational companies and commodities priced in dollars.

Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Tax Bill” passed by razor-thin margin. The bill cleared the House on a 215-214 vote and is on to the Senate after 21 hours of editing and debating its contents. Some of this 1,000 page piece of legislation’s goals are to make Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent and to get rid of taxes on tips.

Bitcoin hits—then pulls back. Bitcoin briefly rocketed to a new all-time high of over $111,000, eclipsing its January peak, before reversing course and falling with the broader market sentiment. The initial rally was attributed to improved risk sentiment and continued dollar weakness.

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📊 Alternative Investing News

• Hedge fund EDL Global Opportunities notched 31% returns through May even as short bets on US stocks proved painful.

• Brookfield CEO Bruce Flatt said inflation has helped parts of the firm’s business, especially infrastructure.

🥇 AltIndex Top Stock Analytics

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⚔️ Trade Wars

• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared US export controls on AI chips to China were "a failure" that cost American companies billions in lost sales.

• China threatened legal action against any organization or individual assisting the US in discouraging the use of Chinese advanced semiconductors.

• US importers are racing to establish bonded warehouses that allow them to delay or avoid tariff payments, driving record application volumes for these special customs-controlled facilities.

🤖 AI/Future/Tech News

• OpenAI acquired io for $6.5 billion, with renowned Apple designer Jony Ive now leading OpenAI's creative and design work.

• Crusoe Energy secured $11.6 billion in financing to construct an eight-building datacenter for OpenAI in Texas.

• Temenos debuted a generative AI tool called Product Manager Copilot to help banks speed up product development.

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🎤 What you said last time

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🚚 Market movers

• AT&T bought Lumen’s consumer fiber business for $5.75 billion in cash.

• Boeing stabilized 737 MAX production at 38 jets per month.

• Coinbase confirmed a data breach affecting at least 69,000 customers.

• Walmart cut 1,500 jobs across tech, e-commerce, and advertising as part of a restructuring to “sharpen focus” and simplify operations.

📊 Earnings this week

• Canada Goose outpaced Q4 estimates and revenue up 7.4%; shares soared 20%.

• Zoom beat Q1 EPS estimates and raised full-year guidance, so shares slipped 1%.

• TJX Companies posted Q1 revenue and EPS, both above estimates, but soft Q2 guidance and flat full-year outlook sent shares down near 3%.

• Target reported a 2.8% drop in Q1 sales and a 3.8% decline in comps, while digital sales rose 4.7%; shares fell 5.21%.

• Urban Outfitters delivered record Q1 revenue up 10.7% and stocks dropped 2.84%.

• V.F. Corp saw Q4 revenue fall 5% as Vans sales plunged 22%, offsetting gains elsewhere, and shares crashed 15%.

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