Global Indices & Fear & Greed Index

According to the ISM, the U.S. manufacturing employment index reached 48.6 in May, beating the expected 48.4 and rising from 46.4 in the prior month.

According to ChainCatcher market data, the Dow Jones Index declined 231.6 points (-0.45%) to 50,800.86 at the opening on June 1. The S&P 500 dropped 9.42 points (-0.12%) to 7,570.64, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 11.12 points (-0.04%) to 26,961.5.

Canada's manufacturing activity slowed slightly in May, with the RBC Manufacturing PMI declining to 52.9 from 53.3 in April, indicating the sector remains in expansion territory but at a weakening pace.

According to BlockBeats, on June 1, U.S. stock index futures turned lower across the board, with Europe's Stoxx 600 index falling 0.8%.

According to JPMorgan Chase's market intelligence unit led by Andrew Taylor, Goldman Sachs' portfolio of unprofitable tech stocks surged 27% in May, outperforming the Nasdaq-100 index by 17 percentage points—the best monthly performance since November 2020. Year-to-date, the portfolio has

Canada's economic confidence index declined to 50.7 as of May 29, down from 51.7 in the prior period.

According to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas on June 1, multiple market participants have suggested launching a S&P 500 ex-SpaceX ETF product. However, Balchunas predicts that actual investor demand for such a strategy may be overstated. He noted that approximately 24 SpaceX-related ETF

According to ChainCatcher citing Gate trading data, Dow index futures rose 0.6% as of June 1.

The S&P 500 rose 5.2% in May, closing with record highs and a ninth-straight weekly gain as of Friday. The Nasdaq Composite gained 8.4% during the month. The rally was driven by information technology stocks, which surged 16% for the year, led by companies repositioning themselves for AI data

Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, raised his year-end target for the S&P 500 to 8,250 in a CNBC interview. Yardeni attributed the upward revision to sustained earnings momentum, which he termed 'fabulous earnings momentum' or FEMO, rather than speculative investor behavior. The strategist e

According to Goldman Sachs' prime brokerage division, hedge funds bought U.S. stocks last week at the fastest pace in six months as the S&P 500 index extended its historic rally streak.

UK manufacturing PMI reached a final reading of 53.9 in May, exceeding the forecast of 53.7 and matching the preliminary estimate of 53.7.

According to Jin10 Futures, China's interbank funding sentiment index (CNEX) reported 49 as of 4 p.m. on June 1, down 1 point from 2:30 p.m. Sentiment indices by institution type declined to 47 for large banks, 50 for mid-sized banks, and 48 for non-bank institutions, each down 1 point.

Eurozone manufacturing sector's PMI final reading came in at 51.6 in May, exceeding analyst expectations of 51.4 and matching the previous month's level of 51.4.

Germany's manufacturing PMI for May came in at a final reading of 50.1, beating both the initial estimate of 49.9 and market consensus expectations of 49.9, signaling a modest expansion in the sector.

According to Goldman Sachs strategists, global hedge funds' net leverage surged above 80% within two months, up from below 70%, marking the fastest and most concentrated buildup of risk exposure in tech stocks. The bank's report notes that hedge funds increased their net exposure to information tech

France's manufacturing sector PMI came in at 49.7 for May, beating the consensus forecast of 48.9 and matching the preliminary reading.

Italy's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) rose to 52.9 in May, surpassing the expected reading of 52 and slightly up from 52.1 in April.