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US indices finished yesterday's trading higher. S&P 500 added 0.51%, Dow Jones gained 0.20% and Nasdaq moved 0.79% higher. Russell 2000 added 0.43%
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Indices from Japan, South Korea and China gain. Australian S&P/ASX 200 lags
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DAX futures point to a flat opening of the European session
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Fed Chairman Powell said that the Fed will not raise rates preemptively and that he believes inflation will wane over time
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China said that its army is reading to respond to provocations from other countries
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Rumours that OPEC+ will decide to boost oil output during a meeting next week intensify
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Bank of Japan minutes showed that members agreed economy is on the road to recovery and that inflation increase lacks strength
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Australia may decide to impose coronavirus restrictions on Sydney amid jump in new cases in the city
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Japanese manufacturing PMI index for June dropped from 53.0 to 51.5 (exp. 53.2)
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API report on oil inventories point to a 7.2 million barrel draw (exp. -3.5 mb)
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Bitcoin trades slightly below $34,000 mark
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Precious metals and oil trade higher. Industrial metals trade mixed
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GBP and USD are the best performing major currencies while NZD and EUR lag the most
Bitcoin continues to recover from a recent massive sell-off. The coin bounced off the $30,000 support area yesterday and climbed above a lower limit of a recent trading range at $33,500. Source: xStation5
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