🌅 Morning Market Update | 09.06.2025 📉 U.S. futures are slightly in the red this Monday, down by 0.1–0.2%, after last Friday’s rally lifted the 🇺🇸 S&P 500 above the 6,000 mark — its highest since February. 👥 All eyes are on the high-level U.S.–China talks today, where Treasury Secretary Bessent, Commerce Secretary Lutnick, and Trade Representative Greer are meeting in Beijing. 🕑 At 14:00 GMT, traders await key US data: Wholesale Sales and Inventories for May, followed an hour later by NY Fed Inflation Expectations. 🇪🇺 European markets show a slightly negative tone, while 🇨🇳 Asia outperforms. 📊 China’s May CPI dropped just -0.1% YoY (vs -0.2% expected), and monthly CPI slipped -0.2%. However, PPI fell deeper than forecast: -3.3% YoY. CHN.cash futures are ticking higher on the data. 🇯🇵 Japan’s Economy Watchers Survey surprised on the upside at 44.4 (vs 43.9 est), but trade negotiations with the U.S. are still unresolved. 💶 EUR/USD is gaining over 0.2%, trading above 1.142 amid broad USD weakness. 🌾 Agricultural commodities remain calm but with a slightly positive bias. ⚡ Natural gas is down over 1%, while 🛢️ oil holds steady around $66. 🥈 Precious metals shine: silver has jumped past $36/oz, and platinum rallies over 2% to $1,200. ₿ Bitcoin is holding firm near $105,500.