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US stock futures held steady on Tuesday after the major averages kicked off the week on a positive note. In extended trading, Palantir Technologies tumbled more than 8% on weaker-than-expected full-year guidance, while Hims & Hers Health jumped 12% on strong second-quarter revenue guidance. In regular trading on Monday, the Dow rose 0.46% for its fourth straight winning day. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also gained 1.03% and 1.19%, respectively, extending their rally to a third day. Ten out of the 11 S&P sectors ended higher, led by technology, communication services and financials. Those gains were driven by positive sentiment following soft labor data and hopes for impending interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. New York Fed President John Williams stated that rate cut decisions will be based on incoming data, while Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin expressed confidence that inflation will decline to 2% as the full effects of higher rates materialize.

Retail sales in the United Kingdom dropped 4.4% on a like-for-like basis in April 2024 from a year ago, defying expectations for a 1.6% growth as consumption was hit by wet weather and the early timing of easter. The latest figure also reversed sharply from a 3.2% gain in March and was the worst reading since November 2019. Persistent inflationary pressures and high borrowing costs have contributed to weaker spending as well. Helen Dickinson, chief executive at the BRC, said: “Dismal weather and disappointing sales led to a depressing start to spring for retailers, even accounting for the change in timing of Easter. A dull, wet April dampened sales growth for clothing and footwear, especially outdoor sportswear, as well as DIY and garden furniture.”

The NZX 50 fell 10 points or 0.1% to 11,810 on Tuesday morning deals, falling for the second day due to declines among electronic tech, healthcare, and consumer non-durables. Traders stayed cautious ahead of an interest rate decision in Australia later today. They also vigilantly braced for key economic data from China in the following days, including trade figures and inflation numbers. Investors continued to follow news that Wellington and Abu Dhabi will begin discussing a free trade deal. The UAE is New Zealand's main trade partner in the Middle East, with exports jumping by 17% yoy in last September. A strong lead from Wall Street Monday capped the fall, as hopes built that the US Fed could cut interest rates in September amid a cooling labor market, as highlighted by NFP data. Metro Performance Glass plunged 2.2% after flagging lower guidance for its FY24 EBIT FY24. Other early laggards were Meridian Energy Ltd. (-1.5%), AFT Pharmaceuticals (-1.4%), and Fonterra Co. Op. (-0.8%).

Foreign Exchange Reserves in South Korea went up to $413.26 billion in April 2024, from $419.25 billion in the preceding month. It pointed to the lowest level since October due to market stabilization efforts, including the utilization of its currency swap line with the country's pension fund, along with a decline in foreign exchange deposits of financial institutions and a fall in the converted value of non-dollar assets. Deposits ($18.8 billion vs $30.5 billion) and SDRs ($14.6 billion vs $14.7 billion) fell in April, while Securities ($370.6 billion vs $364.9 billion), IMF reserve position ($4.3 vs $4.5 billion) and SDRs ($14.7 billion vs $15.1 billion) all increased.

In New York, the Dow Jones Index gained 450 points or 1.18 percent on Friday. Gains were led by Amgen (11.30%), Apple (7.50%) and Home Depot (3.42%).