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Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (12th June) June 12, 2026 Sentiment
US Treasuries rose, supported by optimism that the US and Iran may soon reach an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while the dollar trimmed earlier gains as reports of a potential deal boosted sentiment. Investors are also awaiting the University of Michigan’s inflation expectations and consumer sentiment data later in the day. Docket
10:00 ET
University of Michigan June Prelim Survey
Sentiment – Forecast: 46 | Prior: 44.8 | Range: 50 / 42 Speakers
10:30 ET
ECB’s Nagel receives an award and joins panel discussion on Europe and Franco-German relations at French embassy in Berlin. 11:00 ET
Trump participates in a Pre-Tape Podcast with The Second Lady Good luck!

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Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (11th June) June 11, 2026 Sentiment
Traders are buying the dip in stocks as a swift conclusion to the latest round of US strikes against Iran raised expectations that talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz will get back on track. The European Central Bank is set to raise interest rates for the first time since 2023, judging it can no longer ignore the upswing in inflation caused by the Iran war.
The big question for Thursday’s European Central Bank decision is whether a consecutive interest-rate increase in July is possible. Even if the answer is yes, a euro rally may not materialize. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda’s hospitalization is generating uncertainty among investors over the central bank’s messaging at its policy meeting next week, even as they remain convinced officials will raise interest rates. China’s rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in the workplace has prompted an unusually blunt call from a state-run newspaper to protect labor rights, as Beijing considers how to contain risks posed by the new technology. Docket
8:30 ET
US PPI Data for May
PPI YoY – 6.4% | Prior: 6% | Range: 6.5% / 6%
PPI MoM – 0.7% | Prior: 1.4% | Range: 1.2% / 0.3%
PPI Core YoY – 5.4% | Prior: 5.2% | Range: 5.5% / 4.3%
PPI Core MoM – 0.5% | Prior: 1% | Range: 1.1% / 0.2% 8:30 ET
Weekly Jobless Claims
Initial – 220K | Prior: 225K | Range: 232K / 205K
Continued – 1.785M | Prior: 1.777M | Range: 1.794M / 1.733M 13:00 ET
US 30-Year Bond Auction
Prior High Yield – 5.046%
Prior Bid-to-Cover – 2.3 Speaker & Events
8:45 ET
ECB Press Conference with President Lagarde Good Luck!

Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (10th June) June 10, 2026 Sentiment
Treasuries slipped ahead of US CPI data later in the day, which is expected to strengthen the case for higher interest rates, while the dollar was little changed. Docket
8:30 ET
US CPI Data for May
CPI YoY – Forecast: 4.2% | Prior: 3.8% | Range: 4.3% / 4%
CPI MoM – Forecast: 0.5% | Prior: 0.6% | Range: 0.7% / 0.4%
Core CPI YoY – Forecast: 2.9% | Prior: 2.8% | Range: 3% / 2.7%
Core CPI MoM – Forecast: 0.3% | Prior: 0.4% | Range: 0.4% / 01% 9:45 ET
BoC Rate Decision and Statement
Forecast: 2.25% | Prior: 2.25% 10:30 ET
Weekly EIA Crude Oil Inventories 
Forecast: -3M | Prior: -7.945M | Range: -2M / -4.81M 13:00
US 10-Year Note Auction
Prior High Yield – 4.468%
Prior Bid-to-Cover – 2.4 Speakers & Events
10:00 ET
Trump signs The Secure America Act 10:30 ET
BoC Press Conference 16:00 ET
Trump participates in a Greeting with the Presidential 1776 Award Finalists (Closed Press) 16:05 ET
Oracle Q4 2026 Earnings
Estimated Revenue – 19.09B
Estimated EPS – $1.97 Good Luck!

Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep June 10, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Wednesday the 10th of June. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
Oil rebounded after the US launched fresh strikes against Iran following the downing of an American helicopter, posing a new threat to a fragile truce that’s been tested by recent attacks in the Middle East. Bond traders are piling into positions targeting multiple Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes in the coming months, with some looking for a move as early as the September policy meeting. Bank of Japan watchers are penciling in two hikes to the benchmark interest rate this year – with the first coming next week – as they increasingly see the war in Iran as likely to spark a sustained run of inflation. The UK Treasury continues to resist a push to speed up an increase in defense spending, just days out from unveiling the country’s long-delayed military investment plan. The Canadian dollar slid to its lowest level since December on Tuesday, as traders anticipated the Bank of Canada will be slower than its global peers to raise interest rates. South Korea has escalated its defense of the won, moving from an emergency weekend meeting and warnings against speculative trading to the first joint inspections of major foreign-exchange banks in 14 years.

Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (3rd November) November 3, 2025 Sentiment
US stocks are poised to extend their six-month bull run, with investors turning their attention to upcoming earnings and a batch of private economic data for clues on the interest-rate outlook. S&P 500 futures advanced, signaling a firm start to November for the US benchmark, while Nasdaq 100 contracts gained.
Palantir, among the year’s standout winners with a 165% surge fueled by AI enthusiasm, looked set for further gains ahead of its results due after the close.
European and Asian shares also advanced, reflecting renewed optimism across global markets. In fixed income, global bonds softened, with the 10-year US Treasury yield hovering near 4.08%.
Gold pared early advances as haven demand waned, while the dollar steadied against major peers. The equity rally remains intact, as investors shrug off worries about lofty valuations amid better-than-expected earnings and persistent confidence in AI-driven growth. Attention now shifts to private economic releases later this week — especially as the ongoing US government shutdown threatens to become the longest in history — following Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s warning not to assume a rate cut in December. Docket
09:45 ET
US S&P Manufacturing PMI October Final
Forecast: 52.2 | Prior: 52.2 | Range: 52.2 / 52 11:00 ET
US ISM Manufacturing PMI for October
Forecast: 49.4 | Prior: 49.1 | Range: 50.9 / 48.1 15:00 ET
US Treasury Quarterly Refunding Estimates  Speakers
08:30 ET
ECB’s Kocher speaks to reporters in Vienna after the rate meeting in Florence

12:00 ET
Fed’s Daly participates in a moderated chat at the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches
No Text, Q&A is expected with a moderator 13:30 ET
BoC’s Gov. Macklem speaks in a fireside chat at The Logic Summit in Toronto, Ontario 14:00 ET
Fed’s Cook speaks at the Brookings Institution on the outlook for the economy and monetary policy in Washington, DC
Text and Q&A is expected with a moderator and Audience Good Luck!

Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (9th June) June 9, 2026 Sentiment
US Treasuries edged higher, supported by falling oil prices on optimism around a potential resolution to the Middle East war, while the dollar slipped from a two-month high reached earlier in the week. Docket
8:30 ET
US Trade Balance for April – Forecast: -56.1B | Prior: -60.3B | Range: -53.8B / -63.3B
Canadian Trade Balance for April – Forecast: 2.55B | Prior: 1.78B | Range: 3.3B / 1.09B

10:00 ET
US Existing Home Sales for May – Forecast: 4.07M | Prior: 4.02M | Range: 4.14M / 4M 13:00 ET
US 3-Year Note Auction 
Prior High Yield – 3.965%
Prior Bid-to-Cover – 2.54 Speakers & Events
N/A Good Luck!

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Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep June 9, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Tuesday the 9th of June. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
Oil steadied after Israel and Iran agreed to end attacks against each other following an escalation of violence that threatened to derail efforts to end the war in the Middle East. Iran and Israel agreed to ease strikes against each other after a flare-up in violence threatened to derail peace negotiations and led President Donald Trump to appeal for de-escalation. Hedge funds are bracing for further yen weakness in the run-up to this month’s Bank of Japan meeting, arguing that even another rate hike will do little to reverse structural pressures triggered by rising oil prices, capital outflows and interest-rate differentials. Investors should exercise caution regarding US stocks as an increasing number of “bear market signposts” point to an approaching top, according to Bank of America Securities. China’s exports and imports expanded at a faster pace in May, topping forecasts as booming demand for artificial intelligence hardware offsets disruptions from the war in Iran. Japan is currently undergoing the greatest budgetary reform process since the end of World War II, Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said. Docket
02:00 ET
German Industrial Production
YoY – Forecast: -1.1% | Prior: -2.8% | Range: 0.2% / -2%
MoM – Forecast: 0.4% | Prior: -0.7% | Range: 1.5% / -1%
German Trade
Imports – Forecast: -2% | Prior: 5.1% | Range: 1.5% / -3%
Exports – Forecast: -0.5% | Prior: 0.5% | Range: 1.6% / -2%
Balance – Forecast: 15.9B | Prior: 14.3B | Range: 17.4B / 11B

Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (8th June) June 8, 2026 Sentiment
US Treasuries fell on rising concerns over higher inflation risks as escalating Middle East tensions pushed oil prices higher, while the dollar was little changed ahead of a Federal Reserve reading on inflation expectations later in the day. Traders are now pricing in around 48 BPS of Fed rate hikes by June, up from roughly 30 BPS on Friday before the stronger-than-expected payrolls report. Docket
No noteworthy economic indicators Good luck!

Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep April 14, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Tuesday the 14th of April. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
President Donald Trump began a US naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a move intended to raise pressure on Tehran, even as the two countries are weighing another round of talks in hopes of cementing a longer-term ceasefire. Australian consumer and business confidence tumbled as soaring fuel prices coupled with another interest-rate increase triggered dramatic falls in both readings. Oil dropped on signs Washington and Tehran may revive peace talks following the start of a US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz China’s export growth slowed sharply in March from previous months, reflecting intensifying strains on the world’s No. 2 economy as the war in Iran upends global energy supply Australia’s central bank will need to set interest rates at a level that brings inflation back to the 2-3% target. Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser said, adding the board doesn’t have “high confidence” that they’re there yet. Japan’s 20-year government bond auction drew its strongest demand since 2019 as elevated yields attracted investors despite the continuing conflict in the Middle East Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said the energy shock triggered by the Iran war has yet to impact longer-run inflation expectations, and he expects price pressures to return to the central bank’s target in a year’s time. Docket
04:00 ET
IEA Monthly Report

Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (13th April) April 13, 2026 Sentiment
Oil prices moved back above $100 a barrel after weekend US-Iran peace talks stalled and Trump authorised a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent jumped 7.7% to above $101, while S&P 500 futures pointed 0.6% lower at the open. Bonds recovered some of their initial losses, with the two-year Treasury yield rising 2bps to 3.82%, the dollar gained 0.3% for its biggest rise in almost a week, and gold was slightly lower at $4,710 an ounce. Oil and gas flows through the Strait remain a central market focus, with new US restrictions on vessels calling at Iranian ports threatening to intensify the global energy shock. Even so, the relatively modest pullback in risk assets suggests investors are still holding onto the view that some form of resolution remains possible. At the same time, the renewed jump in crude, combined with a strong March US CPI print, is pushing bond markets back toward an inflation focus. Japan’s 10-year yield briefly hit its highest level since 1997 before easing, European government bonds posted moderate losses, and US money markets are now pricing less than a one-in-five chance of a rate cut by December. Docket
No noteworthy economic indicators Speakers & Events
08:15 ET
ECB’s de Guindos speaks at the 4th “Wake Up, Spain” symposium organised by El Español, Invertia and D I (Disruptores e Innovadores) in Madrid, Spain.
No text will be made available. 09:00 ET
BoE’s Taylor speaks at the PSE-BdF Conference on International Macroeconomics in Historical Perspective. Good Luck!

Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep February 23, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Monday the 23rd of February. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
Senior US officials said President Donald Trump’s tariff defeat at the Supreme Court won’t unravel deals negotiated with US partners as they sought to defend the administration’s assertive trade policies. In a swift reversal of fortunes, countries that had been hardest hit by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have emerged as the biggest winners from the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down his emergency levies. Oil fell as investors weighed the odds of a nuclear deal between the US and Iran, with more negotiations on the issue expected later this week as American forces mass in the Middle East. New Zealand retail sales increased more than economists expected in the fourth quarter, suggesting the economic recovery maintained its momentum in the final months of 2025 Docket
04:00 ET
German IFO’s
Expectations – Forecast: 90 | Prior: 89.5 | Range: 91 / 88
Business Climate – Forecast: 88.3 | Prior: 87.6 | Range: 90.5 / 87.8
Current Conditions – Forecast: 86.2 | Prior: 85.7 | Range: 87.5 / 85.8

Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep February 11, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Wednesday the 11th of February. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
Australia’s central bank Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser warned that inflation is still “too high” and remains a significant challenge for the interest-rate setting board, which can’t allow it to go on much longer. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said interest rates could be on an extended hold while officials evaluate incoming economic data
China’s factory deflation eased more than expected in January, as downward pressure on prices moderates thanks to higher commodity costs and government efforts to rein in excessive competition among companies. The US House on Tuesday passed a bill that would seek to exclude China from global financial institutions if it were to threaten Taiwan and pose a danger to American interests. Oil gained as tensions in the Middle East focused on Iran outweighed a US industry report that pointed to a big rise in stockpiles

Morning Juice – #Europe #SessionPrep January 30, 2026 Good Morning Traders.
It is Friday the 30th of January. Here is what to look out for today. Sentiment
The Trump administration is preparing for the president to nominate Kevin Warsh to be the next Federal Reserve chair, according to people familiar with the matter. President Donald Trump said Thursday he plans to announce his pick to lead the US central bank on Friday morning. Tokyo’s pace of inflation cooled more than expected and a gauge of consumer spending was weaker than consensus, backing the Bank of Japan’s gradual approach to raising interest rates without necessarily derailing it from that pursuit. President Donald Trump said he would charge a 50% tariff on aircraft from Canada sold in the US and decertify all planes made in that country until Ottawa agreed to approve certain jets made by Gulfstream, a unit of General Dynamics Corp. The UK promised greater access to Chinese markets for Britain’s services sector, including visa-free travel, after Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Xi Jinping agreed in Beijing to build a more stable relationship. US President Donald Trump authorized his administration to slap tariffs on goods from countries that provide oil to Cuba, tightening the squeeze on the communist-run government he wants to see replaced. Docket
01:30 ET
French GDP
QoQ – Forecast: 0.2% | Prior: 0.5% | Range: 0.4% / 0%
YoY – Forecast: 1.2% | Prior: 0.9% | Range: 1.3% / 0.9% 03:55 ET
German Unemployment
Rate – Forecast: 6.3% | Prior: 6.3% | Range: 6.4% / 6.3%
Change – Forecast: 3K | Prior: 3K | Range: 25K / 0K 04:00 ET
German GDP
QoQ – Forecast: 0.2% | Prior: 0% | Range: 0.4% / 0.1%
YoY – Forecast: 0.4% | Prior: 0.3% | Range: 0.5% / 0.2%
ECB CPI Expectations 04:30 ET
BoE Consumer Credit
Forecast: 1.7B | Prior: 2.1B | Range: 2.3B / 1.5B 05:00 ET
Eurozone GDP
QoQ – Forecast: 0.2% | Prior: 0.3% | Range: 0.4% / 0.1%
YoY – Forecast: 1.3% | Prior: 1.4% | Range: 1.5% / 1%
Eurozone Unemployment Rate
Forecast: 6.3% | Prior: 6.3% | Range: 6.4% / 6.2% 08:00 ET
German CPI
YoY – Forecast: 1.9% | Prior: 1.8% | Range: 2.3% / 1.5%
MoM – Forecast: 0% | Prior: 0% | Range: 0.2% / -0.5%
HICP YoY – Forecast: 2% | Prior: 2% | Range: 2.2% / 1.7%
HICP MoM – Forecast: -0.2% | Prior: 0.2% | Range: -0.1% / -0.6%

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Morning Juice – #US #SessionPrep (11th December) December 11, 2025 Sentiment
US equity futures pared a sharp early drop as bargain hunters stepped in, softening a selloff sparked by concerns over Oracle’s plans for massive new AI-infrastructure spending. S&P 500 futures, down more than 1% at one point, were recently off about 0.5%, while Nasdaq 100 contracts also recovered part of a 1.6% slide.
Oracle — widely viewed as a proxy for AI-capex intensity — plunged over 10% premarket after cloud revenue missed expectations and the company raised its 2026 capital-spending target by $15 billion to $50 billion.
Skepticism toward big AI names lingered, with Nvidia leading the Magnificent Seven lower, Bitcoin drifting toward $90,000, and the dollar little changed.
The update revived anxiety about stretched tech valuations and whether enormous AI-infrastructure outlays will generate expected returns, prompting some investors to rotate away from mega-cap tech even as the broader US economy remains resilient.
Focus is now shifting to Broadcom’s earnings after the close, following a 180% rally from its April low. Oracle’s results landed just as the S&P 500 ended Wednesday within reach of an all-time high, supported by the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and Chair Jerome Powell’s relatively upbeat economic assessment.
Markets took comfort from policymakers leaving room for additional easing next year, despite three dissents on the quarter-point cut. Traders continue to price in two cuts for 2026, versus the Fed’s projection of just one.
Treasuries extended Wednesday’s rally, with the 10-year yield slipping to 4.14% as the Fed paired its cut with plans to resume bill purchases to rebuild bank reserves.
The move halted a rise in global yields that had pushed one benchmark to its highest since 2009. Powell said the Fed has done enough to stabilize the labor market while keeping policy restrictive enough to cool inflation, with officials raising their 2026 growth forecast to 2.3% and expecting inflation to ease to 2.4% next year. Docket
08:30 ET
Weekly US Initial Jobless Claims
Forecast: 220K | Prior: 191K | Range: 240K / 191K US Trade Balance for September
Forecast: -63b | Prior: -59.6b | Range: -47.7b / -70.5b Canadian Trade Balance for September
Forecast: -4.50b | Prior: -6.32b | Range: 1.30b / -6.91Bb 13:00 ET
US 30-Year Bond Auction
Prior High Yield – 4.694%
Prior Bid-to-Cover – 2.29 Speakesr
13:00 ET
White House Press Briefing with Press Sec. Leavitt Earnings
16:15 ET
Broadcom Q4 2025 Earnings
Estimated Revenue: $17.47B
Estimated EPS: $1.87 Costco Q1 2026 Earnings 
Estimated Revenue: $67.07B
Estimated EPS: $4.28 Good Luck!