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On June 19, U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average initially up 0.14%, the S&P 500 rising 1.09%, and the Nasdaq increasing by 1.91%. SpaceX (SPCX.O) fell by 3.56%, experiencing a drop of up to 10% during the day. The semiconductor sector remained strong throughout the day, with Marvell Technology (MRVL.O) up 7.27%, Intel (INTC.O) rising 10.64%, and Micron Technology (MU.O) increasing by 8.7%.

[U.S. Major Indices Close Higher; SpaceX Drops 3.5%]On June 19, U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average initially up 0.14%, the S&P 500 rising 1.09%, and the Nasdaq increasing by 1.91%. SpaceX (SPCX.O) fell by 3.56%, experiencing a drop of up to 10% during the day. The semiconductor sector remained strong throughout the day, with Marvell Technology (MRVL.O) up 7.27%, Intel (INTC.O) rising 10.64%, and Micron Technology (MU.O) increasing by 8.7%.

U.S. Major Indices Close Higher; SpaceX Drops 3.5%

On June 19, following a preliminary investigation into monopolistic powers in the cloud computing market, Microsoft's Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) will face stringent antitrust regulations from the European Union. Reports indicate that the European Commission is expected to announce preliminary findings as early as next week, likely indicating that AWS and Azure may meet the regulatory conditions of the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). Sources suggest that the EU is expected to make a final decision by the end of this year, although the timeline may change. If these tech giants' services are ultimately subject to comprehensive regulation under the DMA, they will face a range of obligations, including interoperability requirements, as well as restrictions on customer lock-in and self-preferencing practices.

[Microsoft and Amazon Cloud Services Reportedly Face Strict EU Antitrust Scrutiny]On June 19, following a preliminary investigation into monopolistic powers in the cloud computing market, Microsoft's Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) will face stringent antitrust regulations from the European Union. Reports indicate that the European Commission is expected to announce preliminary findings as early as next week, likely indicating that AWS and Azure may meet the regulatory conditions of the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). Sources suggest that the EU is expected to make a final decision by the end of this year, although the timeline may change. If these tech giants' services are ultimately subject to comprehensive regulation under the DMA, they will face a range of obligations, including interoperability requirements, as well as restrictions on customer lock-in and self-preferencing practices.

Microsoft and Amazon Cloud Services Reportedly Face Strict EU Antitrust Scrutiny

On June 19, as SpaceX made its debut on the stock market, Charles Schwab experienced one of the five busiest trading days in its 55-year history. "Reflecting on the various market events we've experienced over the past 50 years, it's truly incredible that this IPO ranks among the top five," said Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster on Thursday. He noted that the demand from retail investors of all ages and backgrounds was driven by the level of innovation they can feel in the economy. Wurster mentioned that Schwab handled approximately 140,000 customer calls related to first-day trading.

[SpaceX's IPO Marks One of the Busiest Trading Days in Charles Schwab's History]On June 19, as SpaceX made its debut on the stock market, Charles Schwab experienced one of the five busiest trading days in its 55-year history. "Reflecting on the various market events we've experienced over the past 50 years, it's truly incredible that this IPO ranks among the top five," said Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster on Thursday. He noted that the demand from retail investors of all ages and backgrounds was driven by the level of innovation they can feel in the economy. Wurster mentioned that Schwab handled approximately 140,000 customer calls related to first-day trading.

SpaceX's IPO Marks One of the Busiest Trading Days in Charles Schwab's History

On June 19, U.S. President Trump posted on social media stating that the United States is committed to peace and urged all parties in the Middle East to continue fulfilling their commitments to ensure that current negotiations 'proceed smoothly.' He indicated that the U.S. expects 'a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts,' including Lebanon, Hezbollah, and Israel. (CCTV News)

[Trump Expects 'Comprehensive Ceasefire on All Fronts']On June 19, U.S. President Trump posted on social media stating that the United States is committed to peace and urged all parties in the Middle East to continue fulfilling their commitments to ensure that current negotiations 'proceed smoothly.' He indicated that the U.S. expects 'a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts,' including Lebanon, Hezbollah, and Israel. (CCTV News)

Trump Expects 'Comprehensive Ceasefire on All Fronts'

On June 19, according to Politico, the White House submitted the U.S.-Iran memorandum to the U.S. Congress on Thursday. Previously, bipartisan lawmakers had complained about not receiving the agreement sooner. The document reveals that the U.S. and Iran have reached 14 points of consensus to temporarily end military actions initiated by Trump that have lasted nearly four months. Congress received the agreement shortly after Trump signed the document in France on Wednesday evening, and Vice President Pence introduced the agreement to reporters at the White House. On Wednesday, a Trump administration official read the contents of the memorandum to reporters before providing the document to congressional members, which sparked strong dissatisfaction among many Republican senators and some House Republican members. Senior White House officials have held small meetings and one-on-one calls with some Republican lawmakers, but it is expected that the Trump administration will not brief all members on the agreement until next week.

[U.S. Media: White House Submits U.S.-Iran Memorandum to Congress]On June 19, according to Politico, the White House submitted the U.S.-Iran memorandum to the U.S. Congress on Thursday. Previously, bipartisan lawmakers had complained about not receiving the agreement sooner. The document reveals that the U.S. and Iran have reached 14 points of consensus to temporarily end military actions initiated by Trump that have lasted nearly four months. Congress received the agreement shortly after Trump signed the document in France on Wednesday evening, and Vice President Pence introduced the agreement to reporters at the White House. On Wednesday, a Trump administration official read the contents of the memorandum to reporters before providing the document to congressional members, which sparked strong dissatisfaction among many Republican senators and some House Republican members. Senior White House officials have held small meetings and one-on-one calls with some Republican lawmakers, but it is expected that the Trump administration will not brief all members on the agreement until next week.

U.S. Media: White House Submits U.S.-Iran Memorandum to Congress

On June 19, US Vice President Vance stated at a White House press conference that the 60-day deadline for reaching a final agreement stipulated in the US-Iran memorandum of understanding starts from the 18th, and he will lead the US negotiating team in the upcoming talks. Vance said, "I believe this 60-day deadline officially began today. Due to the late signing and considering the time zone differences, technically I believe it was signed today according to Iranian time." Vance indicated that he still plans to travel to Switzerland, but the specific timing is yet to be determined. Technical negotiations between the US and Iran are expected to begin this weekend. He noted that both Iran and the US have so far fulfilled their military commitments under the memorandum of understanding. Iran has not fired on any vessels in the Strait of Hormuz for two consecutive nights, and the US military has allowed numerous ships to pass through its maritime blockade line. Vance stated that the final agreement with Iran will address the long-term operational issues of the Strait of Hormuz and must ensure that this critical waterway "never again becomes a bottleneck for the global economy." He emphasized that the US believes international waterways should not impose tolls. When asked who would fund the $300 billion mentioned in the memorandum for Iran's reconstruction and economic development, Vance said that the current negotiations are still in the early stages, and he could not provide a definitive answer. He also stressed that the economic benefits outlined in the agreement can only be obtained if Iran "fully complies" and "changes its behavior." Vance further mentioned that Israel's military actions in Lebanon have sometimes hindered breakthroughs in US-Iran negotiations, which has frustrated President Trump. He reiterated that Israel has the right to self-defense but urged the Israeli side to "respect this peace process, which is beneficial for them and the entire region." (Xinhua News Agency)

[Vance: 60-Day Negotiation Period Starts from 18th, Will Lead US Team]On June 19, US Vice President Vance stated at a White House press conference that the 60-day deadline for reaching a final agreement stipulated in the US-Iran memorandum of understanding starts from the 18th, and he will lead the US negotiating team in the upcoming talks. Vance said, "I believe this 60-day deadline officially began today. Due to the late signing and considering the time zone differences, technically I believe it was signed today according to Iranian time." Vance indicated that he still plans to travel to Switzerland, but the specific timing is yet to be determined. Technical negotiations between the US and Iran are expected to begin this weekend. He noted that both Iran and the US have so far fulfilled their military commitments under the memorandum of understanding. Iran has not fired on any vessels in the Strait of Hormuz for two consecutive nights, and the US military has allowed numerous ships to pass through its maritime blockade line. Vance stated that the final agreement with Iran will address the long-term operational issues of the Strait of Hormuz and must ensure that this critical waterway "never again becomes a bottleneck for the global economy." He emphasized that the US believes international waterways should not impose tolls. When asked who would fund the $300 billion mentioned in the memorandum for Iran's reconstruction and economic development, Vance said that the current negotiations are still in the early stages, and he could not provide a definitive answer. He also stressed that the economic benefits outlined in the agreement can only be obtained if Iran "fully complies" and "changes its behavior." Vance further mentioned that Israel's military actions in Lebanon have sometimes hindered breakthroughs in US-Iran negotiations, which has frustrated President Trump. He reiterated that Israel has the right to self-defense but urged the Israeli side to "respect this peace process, which is beneficial for them and the entire region." (Xinhua News Agency)

Vance: 60-Day Negotiation Period Starts from 18th, Will Lead US Team

On June 19, the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage on Thursday was $251 million (with 4 counterparties), compared to $6.828 billion on the previous trading day.

[Federal Reserve Overnight Reverse Repo Usage at $251 Million]On June 19, the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage on Thursday was $251 million (with 4 counterparties), compared to $6.828 billion on the previous trading day.

Federal Reserve Overnight Reverse Repo Usage at $251 Million

On June 19, as tensions in the Middle East eased and inflation concerns cooled, U.S. mortgage rates fell to their lowest level in a month, providing some relief for homebuyers. Freddie Mac stated in a release on Thursday that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage dropped from 6.52% a week ago to 6.47%. A year ago, this rate was 6.81%. After a tumultuous period of significant fluctuations in borrowing costs, the spring home sales season is nearing its end. Previously, mortgage rates surged due to the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East at the end of February. However, the announcement of a temporary peace agreement this week and news of the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz have contributed to a decline in oil prices, helping to alleviate upward pressure on mortgage rates. The spring sales season has shown unexpected resilience. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported on Wednesday that the number of pending home sales rose by 3.8% in May, although it remains at historically low levels. This metric is more forward-looking than sales volume, and the increase in pending sales indicates that buyers may be gradually adjusting to higher rates. Nevertheless, affordability remains a concern. According to a report from Redfin, the median monthly mortgage payment in the U.S. rose to $2,647 in the four weeks ending June 14, marking the highest level in a year and only about $100 below the historical peak recorded in 2023.

[Freddie Mac Reports U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Drop to Lowest Level in a Month]On June 19, as tensions in the Middle East eased and inflation concerns cooled, U.S. mortgage rates fell to their lowest level in a month, providing some relief for homebuyers. Freddie Mac stated in a release on Thursday that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage dropped from 6.52% a week ago to 6.47%. A year ago, this rate was 6.81%. After a tumultuous period of significant fluctuations in borrowing costs, the spring home sales season is nearing its end. Previously, mortgage rates surged due to the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East at the end of February. However, the announcement of a temporary peace agreement this week and news of the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz have contributed to a decline in oil prices, helping to alleviate upward pressure on mortgage rates. The spring sales season has shown unexpected resilience. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported on Wednesday that the number of pending home sales rose by 3.8% in May, although it remains at historically low levels. This metric is more forward-looking than sales volume, and the increase in pending sales indicates that buyers may be gradually adjusting to higher rates. Nevertheless, affordability remains a concern. According to a report from Redfin, the median monthly mortgage payment in the U.S. rose to $2,647 in the four weeks ending June 14, marking the highest level in a year and only about $100 below the historical peak recorded in 2023.

Freddie Mac Reports U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Drop to Lowest Level in a Month

On June 19, The Washington Post reported that Anthropic executives have pledged to work more closely with the White House in a proposal submitted to U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, aiming to address safety concerns that have led to restrictions on their powerful 'Mythos' and 'Fable' models. Sources revealed on Thursday that during ongoing rectification negotiations, Anthropic has committed to improving communication with the Trump administration and to resolving any safety issues more swiftly in the future. The insider added that negotiations between Anthropic and Trump administration officials are progressing well, although there is currently no specific timeline for a complete resolution of the issues. Another source indicated that as of Thursday, Anthropic co-founder and Chief Computing Officer Tom Brown, along with Public Policy Director Sarah Huck, are leading the negotiations with Trump administration officials. Representatives from Anthropic and the Department of Commerce did not respond to requests for comment.

[Anthropic Commits to Closer Collaboration with White House to Address Model Safety Concerns]On June 19, The Washington Post reported that Anthropic executives have pledged to work more closely with the White House in a proposal submitted to U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, aiming to address safety concerns that have led to restrictions on their powerful 'Mythos' and 'Fable' models. Sources revealed on Thursday that during ongoing rectification negotiations, Anthropic has committed to improving communication with the Trump administration and to resolving any safety issues more swiftly in the future. The insider added that negotiations between Anthropic and Trump administration officials are progressing well, although there is currently no specific timeline for a complete resolution of the issues. Another source indicated that as of Thursday, Anthropic co-founder and Chief Computing Officer Tom Brown, along with Public Policy Director Sarah Huck, are leading the negotiations with Trump administration officials. Representatives from Anthropic and the Department of Commerce did not respond to requests for comment.

Anthropic Commits to Closer Collaboration with White House to Address Model Safety Concerns

On June 17, Cointelegraph reported that Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated, "Everyone is asking if the bottom has been reached, but what really matters is whether the top has been reached. In my view, as long as the top hasn't been reached, Bitcoin remains an excellent buying opportunity."

[Bitwise CIO: Bitcoin Remains an Excellent Buying Opportunity Until the Top is Reached]On June 17, Cointelegraph reported that Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated, "Everyone is asking if the bottom has been reached, but what really matters is whether the top has been reached. In my view, as long as the top hasn't been reached, Bitcoin remains an excellent buying opportunity."

Bitwise CIO: Bitcoin Remains an Excellent Buying Opportunity Until the Top is Reached

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