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Summary of Important Financial Events Next Week

‌June 1st‌

Hong Kong and U.S. stock markets are closed (Children's Day), market trading will be delayed until June 2nd, affecting global liquidity opening expectations

June 2nd

Shanghai Futures Exchange adjusts intraday opening limit for fuel oil futures contracts, non-futures company members, overseas special non-broker participants, and clients have a maximum single contract open position limit of 3,000 lots, effective from the night trading session on June 1st

Australia April retail sales month-over-month

(Expect +0.2%, previous -0.4%, reflecting consumption recovery momentum)

‌June 3rd

China May Caixin Manufacturing PMI

(Expect 50.8, previous 51.4, a key indicator of small and medium-sized enterprise vitality)

June 4th

Reserve Bank of Australia announces interest rate decision

(Expect to hold at 4.35%, watch for changes in inflation wording)

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) releases "Economic Outlook" report, lowering the global economic growth forecast for 2026 to 2.9%, mainly due to rising trade barriers and increased policy uncertainty

June 5th

Reserve Bank of Australia announces interest rate decision, raising the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 4.35%, the third rate hike this year, with Middle East tensions boosting energy prices and spilling over into inflation

U.S. May non-farm employment data

(Expect 185k new jobs, unemployment rate steady at 3.9%)

OPEC+ ministerial meeting

(Assessing whether to extend the voluntary production cut agreement of 2.2 million barrels per day)

Next round of U.S.-Iran negotiations is expected to be held, market focuses on whether Iran will make substantial concessions on enriched uranium stockpiles and sanctions relief, geopolitical risk premiums continue to disturb commodities and forex markets$MU