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US stock futures edged lower on Tuesday after the major indexes reached fresh record highs during the first trading session of June, as ongoing geopolitical uncertainties continued to drive market volatility. In regular trading on Monday, the Dow added 0.09%, the S&P 500 advanced 0.26%, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.42%, with all three benchmarks finishing at new all-time highs. Technology stocks led the rally following the debut of a new PC chip. Among the top gainers were Micron Technology (6.6%), Nvidia (6.3%), Oracle (9.9%), IBM (7.6%), and Dell Technologies (10.7%). In after-hours trading, Hewlett Packard Enterprise jumped 28% after providing a strong quarterly outlook and raising its full-year guidance. Investors are now awaiting the latest JOLTS job openings report, along with earnings results from Palo Alto Networks, Dollar General, and Victoria’s Secret, among others.

US Futures Slip After Record-Setting Session

The AIB Ireland Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.9 in May 2026 from 54.9 in April, reaching its highest in four years. Output growth accelerated to its fastest pace in a year, while new orders increased at the quickest rate since April 2022, driven by improving domestic and export demand, with overseas sales posting their strongest growth since August 2021. Employment also expanded at the fastest pace in nearly four years as firms boosted capacity to meet growing workloads. Purchasing activity strengthened sharply, while manufacturers continued building inventories amid supply chain concerns linked to the Middle East conflict. Supplier delivery times also lengthened to the greatest extent since October 2022. Meanwhile, input cost inflation accelerated to its highest level since July 2022, leading firms to raise selling prices at the fastest pace since December 2022. Still, business confidence improved from April’s 25-month low, supported by stronger sales pipelines and investment plans.

Irish Factory Growth Strongest in Four Years

Gold traded below $4,500 per ounce on Tuesday after declining in the previous session, pressured by stalled peace negotiations between the US and Iran that kept inflation risks and interest rate expectations at the forefront. On Monday, Iranian media reported that Tehran had suspended communications with Washington in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump said discussions are still ongoing and suggested that a memorandum of understanding with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be reached as early as next week. Markets are currently factoring in a Federal Reserve rate hike before year-end after US inflation accelerated, driven in large part by the Middle East conflict. Investors are now awaiting this week’s US monthly jobs report and comments from Fed officials for additional clues on the future path of monetary policy.

Gold Holds Losses on Inflation Worries

Brent crude futures remained above $95 per barrel on Tuesday after jumping more than 4% at the start of the month, as ongoing peace talks between the US and Iran showed little progress, keeping markets cautious about supply disruptions. On Monday, Iranian media reported that Tehran had suspended communications with Washington in response to Israeli strikes in Lebanon. The report also indicated that Iran and its regional allies are considering the full closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key alternative route for global oil shipments. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump said negotiations remain ongoing and noted that a memorandum of understanding with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be reached within the next week. Separately, Lebanese authorities called for all Lebanese territory to be covered under any extension of the ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and Tel Aviv.

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