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A broad Americas FX/markets wrap covering June 2 session highlights: US April JOLTS job openings came in well above expectations at 7.62M (vs. 6.88M est.), reducing near-term Fed rate-cut pressure; Alphabet fell 3.86% after announcing an $80B equity raise tied to AI spending; Marvell surged ~32.5% after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called it a future trillion-dollar company. Other notable movers included HPE (+19.47% on earnings beat), Dell (-6.54%), Strategy/MSTR (-9.15% on Bitcoin's -6% drop), and Figma (-10.53%). Major indices closed mixed: Dow +0.45%, S&P +0.13%, Nasdaq flat.

Major US stock indices closed marginally higher on May 11, led by the Russell 2000 (+0.33%), with the Dow and S&P each up 0.19% and the NASDAQ up 0.10%. Session performance was bifurcated, with semiconductors, AI, and commodity names among the top gainers while consumer discretionary, retail, and select high-growth stocks saw notable selling. Markets are also focused on upcoming CPI data and US-China trade talks beginning Wednesday.

A daily FX/markets wrap covering May 7 sessions: the US Dollar Index edged up 0.17% to 98.193 as major equity indices pulled back — S&P 500 -0.38%, Dow -0.63%, Nasdaq -0.13% — snapping recent record-close streaks. Fed speakers (Hammack, Daly, Williams) leaned hawkish, emphasizing patience and inflation risks amid Iran-related geopolitical uncertainty, while ECB's Schnabel warned of hard-to-reverse economic damage from the Iran conflict. Notable individual movers included Datadog (+28%), Fortinet (+15%), Shake Shack (-~30%), Caterpillar (-3.37%), and JPMorgan (-2.74%).