Global Indices & Fear & Greed Index

France, Germany, and the eurozone's May manufacturing PMI final readings will be released shortly.

Switzerland's manufacturing PMI rose to 57.3 in May, exceeding the forecast of 53.8 and the prior month's reading of 54.5, indicating accelerating manufacturing activity.

Switzerland's SVME (Swiss Association of Purchasing Managers) Purchasing Managers Index reached 57.3 in May, beating expectations of 53.5 and rising from 54.5 in the prior month.

Switzerland's services purchasing managers index (PMI) reached 56 in May, up from 54.8 in the prior month, signaling improved business conditions in the sector.

According to Caixin Finance, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets closed lower on June 1, with the ChiNext 50 index falling 5%, the ChiNext index declining 2.15%, and the Shanghai Composite Index dropping 0.27%. Trading volume shrank by 441.5 billion yuan to 2.88 trillion yuan from the previous t

Switzerland's first quarter GDP grew 0.7% on a quarterly basis, exceeding the forecast of 0.6% and accelerating from the prior quarter's 0.1% expansion, according to official economic data.

Switzerland's first-quarter 2026 GDP grew 0.5% year-over-year, beating the forecast of 0.4% but declining from the previous quarter's 0.7% growth.

According to Hyperinsight data, Hyperliquid captured $914 million in open positions over the weekend of June 1, with traditional assets accounting for 19% of weekend trading volume. The platform's 24/7 trading enabled investors to access commodities and equities while traditional markets remained

According to Daily Economic News, South Korea's crypto market trading volume has shrunk to just 2% of the KOSPI's (South Korea's benchmark equity index) activity, marking a stark reversal from last year. On May 29, the KOSPI recorded daily trading of 118.267 trillion Korean won, while the five

India's manufacturing PMI rose to a final reading of 55 in May from an initial reading of 54.3, indicating an expansion in manufacturing activity.

According to financial strategist Ryan Detrick on June 1, the S&P 500 entered June at historic highs, yet historical data shows June has never been the peak month for annual gains since 1950. Data from 1950–2025 reveals that December recorded annual highs 32

At market close today (June 1), Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 1.1%, while the Tokyo Stock Price Index (Topix) declined 0.2%.

The S&P 500 hit 11 record closing highs in May, accounting for about half of all trading days in the month. Since the start of the year, it is up about 11%. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have recently raised their annual targets. Federated Hermes’ global equities deputy chief investment officer Steve Chiavarone said: “We don’t think we’re in a bubble. Based on historical data, long-term bull markets typically last 20 years.” Confirmed Market Data Gains in AI-related stocks were especially sig

South Korea's KOSPI 200 index (benchmark equity index) gained 4% intraday on June 1.

According to RatingDog, China's manufacturing PMI came in at 51.8 in May, falling below the expected 51.6 and declining from the previous month's 52.2.

According to RatingDog, China's manufacturing PMI in May stood at 51.8, down from 52.2 in April, indicating a slight contraction in factory activity.

According to China's National Bureau of Statistics, the country's manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) declined to 50.0% in May, down 0.3 percentage points from April, placing it at the neutral threshold between expansion and

The Nikkei 225 index broke above 67,000 points for the first time today (June 1), with intraday gains expanding to 1%.

Australia's TD-MI inflation index declined to -0.3% month-on-month in May, down from 0.60% in the prior month.