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Tuesday, June 25

The overall market is currently experiencing normal macro volatility.

Some of the largest moves in the market today include: the annual inflation rate in Canada rose to 2.9% in May of 2024 from the three-year low of 2.7%, defying expectations for a slowdown to 2.6%.

Recent market movements are influenced by several key events, including upcoming Federal Reserve speeches and bond auctions, as well as the ECB’smonetary policy conference on Wednesday that could impact USD yields.

Political developments such as televised election debates in France and the UK over a politically-charged period add uncertainty; these include national elections and significant decisions affecting US politics like Trump'ssentencing.

Lastly, economic data releases later this week—including updates to US GDP figures on Thursday followed by German Retail Sales and PCE Price Index inflation reports—will be critical focal points for investors seeking direction amid current volatility.

ITA [-2.1%]
Significant movements in iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF were influenced by key holdings such as RTX, BA, and SPR experiencing negative returns. Boeing's proposal to acquire Spirit AeroSystems using stock has drawn investor attention due to potential implications on both companies' performance moving forward. 

 VGT [+0.9%]
Significant movements in Vanguard Information Technology ETF holdings include positive movement for NVIDIA due to AI advancements, Apple delaying Intelligence AI features affecting 2025 iPhone sales estimates but Evercore predicting revenue boosts with a price target increase. Broadcom's stock showing positivity despite low dividend yield hints at hidden value opportunities for investors beyond just the percentage yield. 

EADSY |-10.3%|-2.9B
Airbus SE stock declined coinciding with reduced production guidance discussed on social media. The plane maker said it will miss its annual target for commercial-aircraft deliveries and took an impairment charge related to its space activities. The company appears to be underperforming sector peers recently, aligning sentimentally with the price movement.

BA |-1.1%|-1.2B Boeing Co proposed acquiring Spirit AeroSystems mostly through stock to alleviate financial pressure amid the 737 Max crisis fallout and federal investigations. The shift from an all-cash offer aims for greater control over jetliner quality, with final terms pending discussion. Additionally, Boeing's Starliner spacecraft faces technical glitches delaying astronaut return but assures ample supplies in space despite dwindling fuel reserves as mission managers evaluate future opportunities post-spacewalks scheduled on specific dates. Furthermore, Boeing secured a significant $211M U.S. Navy contract for various flight control surface spares under an existing agreement, showcasing continued business diversification beyond acquisitions into defense contracts. 

NVDA |+2.7%|+79.0B
NVIDIA Corp's stock experienced positive premarket movement following significant advances in AI solutions for sectors like financial services, telecom, and government. The company allocated NVIDIA GPUs through its subsidiaries DigiAsia and DIGIASIA Corp., demonstrating a commitment to innovation and future growth opportunities within these industries. Analysts foresee potential growth with projections of reaching $200 per share due to strong product roadmap and dominance in AI technology deployment despite recent market cap fluctuations from highs. 

DJT | +9.3% | +598.4M
The recent price increase in Digital World Acquisition Corp's stock may be linked to positive developments within the communications services sector, potentially indicating a shift towards more stable investments. This suggests investors are favoring sectors like communication services over high-momentum areas currently. 

POOL |-11.3%|-1.3B
Pool Corp reaffirmed their EPS guidance for FY2024. The stock dropped significantly due to lowered guidance linked to weak demand affecting sales and earnings outlook, with a projected decline in new pool construction activity. Social media highlights reduced expectations for Q2 and full-year 2024 earnings amidst persistently weak consumer demand impacting the company's future prospects directly correlating with the recent price movement of Pool Corp's stock. 

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