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2026-05-29 Friday

23:59:36

[Iranian Sources Accuse Trump of Distorting and Avoiding Agreement Content] According to Iranian media Fars News, informed sources refuted Trump's latest claims about a possible agreement with Iran, stating that his remarks were "half true, half false" and aimed at fabricating a false victory. Almost everyone now sees that Trump's claims are completely unfounded. According to reports, the agreement text, drafted in the form of "reciprocal commitments," is currently in the final stages of Iran's domestic ratification process and no final decision has been made. In stark contrast, Trump has raised issues that contradict the terms of the agreement text. At the same time, he claims he will immediately lift the blockade. Trump's distortion of the core content of the agreement includes: 1. Trump claims that Iran is obligated to open the Strait of Hormuz without receiving any fees; however, such a clause does not exist in the agreement text. 2. Trump claims that Iran will dismantle or destroy its nuclear materials. Informed sources emphasize that not only is there no such content in the memorandum of understanding, but Trump's claim is also utter nonsense. Key terms of the agreement that Trump deliberately avoided mentioning: 1. A crucial point that Trump didn't mention at all: the precondition for immediately unfreezing and paying Iran $12 billion in frozen assets. 2. A ceasefire in Lebanon. 3. Iranian officials also emphasized that the final agreement will be based on the principles and "red lines" of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

21:45:02

Chicago PMI for May in the United States

Previous : 49.20 Forecast : 50.50

美元
金银 石油

Published Value 62.70

Previous

20:30:51

U.S. net export sales as of May 21 - Soybean total for two years -USDA weekly

Previous : 52.42 Forecast : -

Published Value 43.76

Previous

20:30:49

U.S. net export sales to May 21 - Cotton for the current year -USDA weekly

Previous : 13.18 Forecast : -

Published Value 15.36

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20:30:49

U.S. net export sales as of May 21 - Corn for the current year -USDA weekly

Previous : 212.53 Forecast : -

Published Value 101.53

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20:30:47

U.S. net export sales as of May 21 - soybeans for the current year -USDA weekly

Previous : 35.14 Forecast : -

Published Value 29.99

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20:30:47

U.S. net export sales as of May 21 - wheat for the current year -USDA weekly

Previous : 16.63 Forecast : -

Published Value -80.73

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20:30:45

U.S. net export sales as of May 21 - Corn total for two years -USDA weekly

Previous : 240.67 Forecast : -

Published Value 163.39

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20:30:06

Canada's GDP growth rate for the first quarter - seasonally adjusted

Previous : 1% Forecast : -

Published Value 0%

Previous

20:30:05

Canada's seasonally adjusted GDP growth rate for March

Previous : 0.20% Forecast : 0%

美元
加元 金银

Published Value -0.10%

Previous

20:30:05

Canada's annualized quarterly GDP growth rate for the first quarter

Previous : -0.60% Forecast : 1.50%

Published Value -0.10%

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20:30:04

Preliminary reading of the monthly rate of wholesale inventories in the United States for April

Previous : 1.30% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.50%

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20:00:15

The preliminary annual rate of Germany's CPI in May

Previous : 2.90% Forecast : 2.90%

美元
欧元 金银

Published Value 2.60%

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20:00:05

The preliminary annual rate of Germany's CPI in May

Previous : 2.90% Forecast : 2.90%

美元
欧元 金银

Published Value 2.60%

Previous

18:27:07

[Non-Farm Payrolls Report Tests US Stock Market Rally: Expected 96,000 New Jobs, Over 150,000 Could Trigger Overheating Concerns] ⑴ The US May non-farm payrolls report will be released on June 5th, with the market expecting an unemployment rate of 4.3% and 96,000 new jobs. Investors are increasingly concerned that persistently high inflation and potential interest rate hikes could hinder the upward momentum of US stocks. The S&P 500 has risen more than 10% this year, with technology stocks leading the market driven by the AI boom. ⑵ Data released on Thursday showed that the PCE price index rose 3.8% year-on-year in April, driven by rising energy prices during the Iran war, the largest increase since May 2023. A strong jobs report accompanied by rising inflation will continue to change the Fed's policy outlook; a weaker-than-expected report could alleviate concerns about the Fed shifting to tightening. ⑶ More than 150,000 new jobs could exacerbate concerns about an "overheated" economy and push up US Treasury yields, which would be detrimental to the stock market. The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model tracks a 3.8% growth rate in the second quarter, and with strong corporate earnings in the first quarter, the market should focus more on overheating rather than recession risks. (4) Broadcom will release its earnings report on Wednesday, posing a test for AI trading and semiconductor stocks. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has risen approximately 80% since its low on March 30. The 10-year US Treasury yield of approximately 4.46% remains a key risk to the stock market; a significant and sustained rise in interest rates would be most unsettling for investors.

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