🌅 MORNING UPDATE | June 9, 2026

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🌏 Asian Markets Asian shares bounced back Tuesday after the region's steepest selloff in months. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 gained 1% to 64,654, with tech and chip equipment makers leading gains. South Korea's Kospi surged 3.5% to 7,743, recovering from Monday's 8%+ collapse - SK Hynix jumped 7.7% after announcing a data centre partnership with Nvidia, Samsung rose 3.6%. Oil prices eased from Monday highs, helping lift regional sentiment.

🇺🇸 Wall Street (June 8 close) S&P 500: +0.30% → 7,405 | Nasdaq: +0.86% → 25,929 | Dow Jones: -0.16% → 50,786. Tech led the partial recovery with the semiconductor ETF up 5%, though broader gains were capped by ongoing Middle East uncertainty.

🛢️ Oil Brent closed at ~$94.48/bbl on June 8, having spiked above $97 intraday after Iran and Israel exchanged missile strikes, before paring gains as Iran declared an end to military operations and Trump signalled ceasefire progress. Oil is easing further this morning.

🥇 Gold Gold is trading around $4,321/oz - near its lowest since late March. The Iran-Israel ceasefire easing safe-haven demand, combined with a strong US jobs report last week, pushed Fed rate hike probability for December above 40%, weighing on bullion. Investors now await Wednesday's US CPI and Thursday's PPI.

💶 EUR/USD The pair edged up to 1.1537, near its weakest level since April 3, as Middle East tensions, rising inflation, and a strong dollar kept pressure on the euro. The ECB is expected to hike rates at its June 11 meeting - traders are pricing in up to three ECB increases this year, after Eurozone CPI hit 3.2% in May.

₿ Bitcoin BTC is trading around $63,200-63,500, bouncing modestly alongside recovering tech sentiment but remaining well off its earlier 2026 highs.

📌 Key Events This Week 🔸 US CPI - Wednesday 🔸 ECB Rate Decision - Thursday 🔸 Middle East ceasefire talks - ongoing wildcard for oil & gold

⚠️ Trading involves risk. This is not investment advice.

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