Trump renewed calls for a rate cut hours before the regulator's decision was published

The U.S. Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive time. Two FOMC members were in favor of a cut

This is the first of three key inflation reports that will guide the Fed's actions ahead of its September meeting

US inflation accelerated in June to 2.7%. What will happen to the rate now?

Many historical crises began precisely in the third quarter, the bank's strategist recalls

Wall Street's fear index is down. Why does Deutsche Bank see the risk of a summer crisis?

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

Freedom Holdings Corp.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Protection against black swans is possible

Beyond recession and inflation risks: Wall Street looking out for black swans

Annual inflation rate further deviates from Fed target


The Fed's "favorite indicator" of inflation came in above forecasts in May. What will happen to the rate


NIKE, Inc.

Unilever PLC

Tesla, Inc.

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: waiting for a new high

Fed chief Jerome Powell said the regulator wanted to wait for inflation data for June and July before making a decision

Most Fed officials opposed a rate cut in July - Bloomberg

The main U.S. stock indices accelerated growth after the Fed chief's speech to Congress. S&P 500 updated the maximum since February

Fed to study effect of duties on prices in summer for rate decision: key takeaway from Powell's words

FedEx Corporation

Micron Technology, Inc.

Last week, stock markets mainly demonstrated sideways movement. The main event - the meeting of the US Federal Reserve on the interest rate - turned out to be of little importance. The regulator left it unchanged, and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell confirmed his earlier wait-and-see stance. This week, Powell will again be in the center of Wall Street's attention: he will address the U.S. Congress with a report on monetary policy after President Donald Trump once again <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114710405985383754">called</a> for the Fed to cut rates, <a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/fedex-nike-earnings-powell-congress-testimony-pce-e0163d71?mod=RTA"> writes</a> Barron's.

FedEx and Nike, inflation and the Fed chief's report: what investors need to know this week

Chevron Corporation

Exxon Mobil Corporation

BP p.l.c.

Shell plc

The U.S. joining the Israeli strikes on Iran is a sharp but so far controllable spike in geopolitical risk. The main question is whether there will be an Iranian response. According to Middle Eastern logic, it is inevitable - it is a matter of prestige and pressure from within, argues Astero Falcon portfolio manager Alyona Nikolaeva. What scenarios are possible, who will benefit from the escalation of the conflict and what to expect investors after the start of trading - in this material.

"A phase of nervous anticipation": three scenarios for Iran and who stands to gain from escalation

Microsoft Corporation

The US Federal Reserve left the rate unchanged, but revised its inflation and growth forecasts, reinforcing fears of possible "moderate stagflation". In parallel, tense negotiations continue between Microsoft and OpenAI: the former threatens to withdraw from the deal if it does not get more favorable terms of access to AI technologies, while the developer ChatGPT seeks to complete the transformation into a commercial structure and attract funding. Against a backdrop of geopolitical instability, Donald Trump is considering a military strike on Iran, heightening tensions over the conflict with Israel. About these and other topics - in the review of key events for the morning of June 19.

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