Signals in May

Peak Traders Group Signals

1. May's Peak Signals Performance

• Total trades: 125

• Number of assets: 11 (including Forex, Futures and Crypto)

• Net profit/loss: 116 wins / 3 losses

• Break Evens: 6 trades

• Overall Win Rate: 97.48%

• Total Win (All Pairs): 9,265 Pips

• Total Dollar Wins (1 Lot @ $10/pip): $92,650

• Total Monthly Profit (All Trades): 14,380 Pips

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June's Market Overview

1. Global Market Drivers

• OPEC+ Cuts Oil Again:
  Surprise production cuts by OPEC+ reignited energy inflation fears. Oil jumped above $85, pressuring central banks’ inflation outlooks and adding weight to stagflation concerns.

• Geopolitical Flashpoints Rise:
  Tensions escalated in the South China Sea and Middle East, prompting risk-off flows. Gold and USD gained as traders fled to safety.

• China’s Slow Recovery:

  China's May PMI missed expectations again, raising concerns over weak global demand. AUD and commodity currencies stayed under pressure.
  

2. Central Bank Signals

• Fed: Maintains hawkish tone; Powell reaffirms “higher for longer” as inflation remains sticky and job market resilient. Rate cuts in September now uncertain.

• ECB: Hints at a summer rate cut, but divisions within the governing council emerge. Core inflation in Germany still elevated.

• BoE: Dovish shift strengthens. Markets now price in two cuts by year-end, starting in August.

• BoJ: Tightening rhetoric intensifies. Yen remains weak, but policymakers signal possible July hike to stabilize the currency.
  

3. Key Market Events

• June 6 – NFP Report: Crucial for Fed path clarity. Markets watching wage growth and unemployment.

• June 11 – U.S. CPI: A hot print could kill any near-term rate cut hopes.

• Corporate Pre-Earnings: Forward guidance revisions from mega-cap techs may impact sentiment.