After a month of significant gains in May, futures for major U.S. indices (S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq) opened June lower, reflecting caution amid trade uncertainties and expectations for U.S. monetary policy decisions.
The market is awaiting Apple’s event on June 9, where the company is expected to release a kit for developers to create features based on its AI platform, aiming to accelerate the development of smart apps for iPhone and other devices.
The IMF maintained its global growth projection at 3.3% for 2025 and 2026, highlighting inflation risks and divergences among major economies, with the U.S. showing a positive revision and other regions slowing down.
June will be marked by monetary policy decisions in seven major economies. The Federal Reserve will release economic projections and the so-called "Dot Plot", which could strongly influence global markets.
The reinstatement of tariffs on Chinese products and the U.S. government's tougher rhetoric are increasing volatility, directly impacting global companies and supply chains.
The rise of 20-year U.S. Treasury yields above 5% raises concerns about the sustainability of American debt, potentially driving investors toward safe-haven assets such as gold, Swiss franc, and yen.
Fintech Chime Financial announced plans to go public in the U.S., aiming for a valuation of up to $9.47 billion, reflecting market appetite for financial technology companies.
Tesla's new car sales fell by 29% in Spain in May, while competitors in the electric segment are advancing, indicating increased competition in the European market.
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into potential sanctions violations by companies owned by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, increasing international scrutiny of the group.
The euro strengthened against the dollar despite rate cuts by the European Central Bank, a movement attributed to the reversal of transatlantic capital flows, which may prompt new stimulus measures in the eurozone.
Bitcoin remains above $100,000 after reaching the record of $111,814 in May. The asset has entered a consolidation phase and investors are monitoring whether there will be a new rally or a correction after the strong appreciation.
Ethereum shows signs of trend reversal, forming an "inverse head and shoulders" chart pattern. A breakout above $2,580 could push ETH to the $2,800–2,900 range, also driven by the approval of the ETH ETF in the US.
June will see the unlocking of $3.3 billion in tokens, 32% less than in May. The largest volumes are from Metars Genesis ($193 million) and Sui ($160 million), potentially generating volatility in specific projects.
With Bitcoin stable, analysts highlight SUI, HYPE, PI, DOT, and FET as altcoins with appreciation potential for June, especially after SUI’s recovery following the hacker attack on Cetus Protocol.
XRP stands out for June after the end of the SEC lawsuit and the possible approval of a spot ETF. The growth of the XRP Ledger in DeFi and tokenization also fuels optimism.
BNB may experience strong appreciation in June, following the end of the SEC lawsuit against Binance and its founder. Analysts project the token could surpass $1,000 later this year.
Solana remains one of the main networks by transaction volume. The anticipated Firedancer update may unlock a new wave of appreciation for the token.
USDT remains the leading stablecoin, with capitalization surpassing $150 billion. Tether’s role as a liquidity reserve remains central in the crypto ecosystem.
The recent crypto price drop was intensified by trade tensions between the US and China, leading investors to reduce exposure to risk assets, but analysts see recovery potential if an agreement is reached between the countries.
Although some altcoins show superior performance, a true "altcoin season" has not yet materialized. The market closely monitors signs of capital flow out of Bitcoin in search of higher returns.
