Preview of US Stock Market | Three major stock index futures rise together, with chip and space stocks continuing to rise before trading. Trump said that the US and Iran will reach an agreement within two to three days.

Pre-market market trends 1. As of June 9 (Tuesday), pre-market trading in the US stock market saw futures for the three major stock indexes rising. At the time of writing, Dow Jones futures were up 0.19%, S&P 500 index futures were up 0.42%, and Nasdaq futures were up 0.81%. 2. As of the time of writing, the German DAX index was up 0.34%, the UK FTSE 100 index was down 0.23%, the French CAC 40 index was up 0.78%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 index was up 0.85%. 3. As of the time of writing, WTI crude oil was down 1.91% at $89.56 per barrel. Brent crude oil was down 1.49% at $92.85 per barrel. Market News Trump: The US and Iran will reach an agreement in "two to three days". US President Trump stated on June 9 that negotiations between the US and Iran have reached a "crucial moment" and an agreement will be reached in "two to three days". When asked how much more time the negotiations will take, Trump replied, "two to three days." JP Morgan downgrades US stocks to "tactically cautious": Short-term volatility is inevitable, and it is recommended to gradually build positions on dips. Following a major sell-off in the market last Friday, JP Morgan's trading department has turned cautious on the short-term outlook for US stocks. The head of global market intelligence at the bank, Andrew Taylor, downgraded the stock view from "bullish" to "tactically cautious", expecting the market to remain volatile in the short term, mainly due to investors potentially continuing to sell tech stocks that have risen too much in recent rebounds. Taylor stated in a client report, "The market may need several weeks to stabilize." Taylor believes that strong economic and corporate profit fundamentals will continue to support the bull market, "We do believe in buying on dips." However, he also warned that the market faces the risk of a "coming correction" due to factors such as bond market volatility, position liquidation pressure, potential AI trading retracements, and increased stock supply. Therefore, he believes that it is reasonable to gradually build positions this week and next week. He further stated that if upcoming inflation data pushes up bond yields, or negative financial reports trigger another tech stock sell-off, he will shift to a bearish stance. Conversely, if progress in the ceasefire of the US-Iran war eases inflation concerns, the market may see a turning point towards bullishness. After the non-farm payrolls rewrite everything, Castle Securities strikes again: The next step for the Fed is most likely a rate hike, and it may come very soon. After the non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations last week and completely broke the market's expectations of a Fed rate cut, Castle Securities has issued a warning in its latest client report - the Fed may need to raise interest rates in the near future to curb rising inflation pressures, posing significant risks to investors facing financial tightening. Shaa, head of EMEA fixed income sales at the bank, pointed out in the report that the combination of a large-scale investment cycle in AI, a tightening energy market, and a strong labor market are increasing the upward risk of economic inflation. "The Fed's next move is most likely a rate hike... and it may come very soon," he said. He indicated that both AI and high inflation are causing public dissatisfaction. For the capital markets, the introduction of regulatory or control policies for these two major issues is likely to suppress the speculative heat of the AI sector and further tighten the overall financial environment, putting pressure on risk assets. The US bond market continues to send signals to Washington: The Fed needs to raise rates! The US bond market is sending a clear signal - current interest rates are still not enough to contain potential economic overheating. With traders' expectations for the Fed's earliest possible rate hike of at least 25 basis points in October this year heating up, the yield on US two-year treasury notes has soared to its highest level in over a year, around 4.15%, significantly higher than the Fed's policy range of 3.5% to 3.75%. The yield on two-year US Treasuries has been consistently higher than the upper limit of the Fed's policy rate since March, currently at a premium of about 40 to 50 basis points. This reflects the market's action that policy is no longer restrictive, and may even be too loose. The deviation of short-term US bond yields from policy rates once again reminds the market that Fed policy often lags behind market trends. Market predictions are bearish on the possibility of Houmud's Strait reopening within the year, but why is the oil market remaining calm? Market traders generally believe that it will be difficult for the Houmud Straits to resume normal operations by 2026. New data from Kalshi shows that the probability of the strait returning to normal navigation before January next year is only 34%, with a 66% chance of continued blockage. The market defines "normal navigation" as an average of more than 60 ships navigating in the strait over seven days. However, oil prices have not surged to the dangerous highs that the market is worried about. Experts point out that a large amount of oil is being bypassed through secret channels to circumvent the blockade of the strait, easing the supply impact. Oil tankers are turning off their transponders to avoid tracking, creating a "ghost shipping" situation. According to estimates by JP Morgan, in the last two weeks of May, secret shipments were approximately 2.1 million barrels per day. In addition, major energy-consuming countries around the world have significantly reduced their imports of crude oil and turned to large-scale inventory, which is also a key factor in keeping oil prices relatively stable. However, some experienced professionals in the oil industry warn that the market is being numbed by short-term hedging measures, severely underestimating the actual impact. Stock news Chip stocks and commercial space stocks in the US stock market continued their upward trend pre-market. In pre-market trading on Tuesday, as of the time of writing, chip stocks like Micron Technology, Inc. (MU.US) were up nearly 5%, Marvell Technology, Inc. (MRVL.US) was up over 4%, Intel Corporation (INTC.US), AMD (AMD.US) were up over 2%, Broadcom Inc. (AVGO.US) was up over 1%; and in commercial space stocks, Momentus (MNTS.US) was up nearly 9%, AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US) was up over 6%, Intuitive Machines (LUNR.US), Rocket Lab (RKLB.US) were up over 5%, Firefly Aerospace (FLY.US) was up over 4%, Redwire (RDW... This is the end of the text provided.