Tuesday, 23 June 2026

Overnight Headlines 23rd June 2026

Morning Market Pack — 23 June 2026

Data snapshot: around 06:10 GMT.

Asia-Pacific

IndexPriceNet%
Nikkei 22571,075.24-1,278.72-1.77%
Shanghai4,147.549-15.547-0.37%
Shenzhen16,072.106-300.393-1.84%
Hang Seng23,499.88-268.64-1.13%
ASX 2008,796.20-19.90-0.23%
KOSPI8,574.75-539.80-5.92%
Straits Times5,216.97+12.96+0.25%
NZX 5013,435.77-10.28-0.08%

Headlines

  1. S&P 500 futures decline as tech sell-off drags markets lower; South Korea’s KOSPI slides sharply
  2. US tech megacaps slide as SpaceX extends slump and AI expense concerns grow
  3. Nasdaq drops, oil slides after signs of US-Iran progress
  4. SpaceX falls for third day, erases $600bn in market value
  5. Oil falls as US-Iran talks ease supply-risk premium
  6. Conflicting US-Iran advice on Hormuz leaves shipowners adrift — FT
  7. Yen intervention risk rises on reports of Katayama-Bessent talks — Bloomberg

US Cash Close

IndexCloseNet%
Dow Jones51,712.71+148.01+0.29%
Nasdaq Composite26,166.602-351.329-1.32%
S&P 5007,472.79-27.79-0.37%
Russell 20003,004.404+24.638+0.83%
VIX17.28+0.50+2.98%

US Futures

FuturePriceNet%Implied Open
Dow Fut51,985.00-134.00-0.26%-42.71 / -0.08%
S&P Fut7,482.50-58.75-0.78%-44.29 / -0.59%
Nasdaq Fut30,233.75-419.75-1.37%-348.33 / -1.14%
Russell 2K Fut2,998.40-25.70-0.85%-34.00 / -1.12%

US Treasury Yields

TenorYieldChange
US 6M3.965%-0.5bp
US 1Y4.038%+0.5bp
US 2Y4.211%-1.9bp
US 3Y4.229%-2.0bp
US 5Y4.273%-1.3bp
US 7Y4.380%-0.9bp
US 10Y4.503%-0.4bp
US 20Y4.967%+0.4bp
US 30Y4.951%+0.6bp

Commodities

CommodityPriceNet%
WTI Crude Aug 2673.76-0.10-0.14%
Brent Aug 2677.64-0.26-0.33%
Natural Gas Jul 263.264+0.011+0.34%
RBOB Gas Jul 262.9817-0.0053-0.18%
Heating Oil Jul 263.0877-0.0054-0.17%
Uranium Jun 2685.60UNCHUNCH
Lumber Jul 26636.00UNCHUNCH

FX

PairPriceNet%
USD/JPY161.60+0.06+0.04%
EUR/USD1.1421-0.0006-0.0525%
GBP/USD1.3235-0.0012-0.0906%
AUD/USD0.6965-0.0034-0.4858%
NZD/USD0.5691-0.0022-0.3851%
EUR/GBP0.8627+0.0005+0.06%
USD/CNY6.7781+0.0036+0.05%
USD/KRW1,534.30-3.70-0.2406%

Calendar — GMT

TimeCCYEventForecastPrevious
07:30EURHCOB Germany Manufacturing PMI (Jun) P50.350.2
07:30EURHCOB Germany Services PMI (Jun) P49.048.7
08:00EURHCOB Eurozone Manufacturing PMI (Jun) P51.651.6
08:00EURHCOB Eurozone Composite PMI (Jun) P49.148.5
08:00EURHCOB Eurozone Services PMI (Jun) P48.647.7
08:30GBPS&P Global Composite PMI (Jun) P50.649.3
08:30GBPS&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Jun) P53.553.9
08:30GBPS&P Global Services PMI (Jun) P50.149.3
08:30EURECB's Lane Speaks
08:35EURGerman Buba Mauderer Speaks
12:15USDADP Employment Change Weekly25.50K
13:15EURECB's Elderson Speaks
13:45USDS&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Jun) P54.655.1
13:45USDS&P Global Composite PMI (Jun) P51.5
13:45USDS&P Global Services PMI (Jun) P51.150.7
14:00USD2-Year Note Auction4.071%
16:30USDAPI Weekly Crude Oil Stock-8.330M

Commentary

Risk sentiment is soft this morning. Asia is broadly weaker, led by a sharp fall in South Korea’s KOSPI, while US futures point lower with Nasdaq futures under the most pressure. The main equity concern is no longer just geopolitics; it is back to expensive technology valuations, AI spending discipline, and the sharp reversal in SpaceX after its post-IPO rally.

Oil is lower despite the Middle East remaining central to the macro backdrop. The market is taking some comfort from signs of progress in US-Iran talks and a possible easing of the supply-risk premium. That helps inflation expectations at the margin, but it has not been enough to offset the broader risk-off tone in equities.

Bond yields are modestly lower across the front and belly of the curve, with the US 2-year down around 1.9bp and the 10-year down around 0.4bp. That suggests a defensive bid, but not a full-blown flight to quality. The dollar is mixed, with USD/JPY still elevated around 161.60, keeping intervention risk firmly in focus.

Today’s focus is the global PMI run, starting with Germany and the Eurozone, then the UK, followed by US PMIs and weekly ADP employment. Softer PMI prints would reinforce the growth concern; stronger prints may not be enough to rescue sentiment unless tech stabilises.

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