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Market Summary · 25 Jun 2026

Regime shift: hikes back on the table. Warsh's first FOMC (Jun 17) held rates at 3.50–3.75% but the dot plot now signals a hike — nine of 18 members project at least one 25bp increase before year-end. A sharp reversal from the cut narrative that dominated H1.

Chip selloff bites. Tuesday's semiconductor rout (Nasdaq −2.2%, SMH ETF −6.5%) erased weeks of gains. NVDA −4.2%, Micron −13.2%, AMD −5.8% as investors questioned hyperscaler AI capex ROI. South Korea's KOSPI fell −10% in sympathy. Wall Street is tentatively rebounding Wed/Thu ahead of Micron earnings and PCE data today.

Gold retreats from ATH. After hitting a record $5,595 in January, gold has corrected to ~$3,998 — still up materially YTD. Dollar (DXY ~101.6) is strengthening on rate hike expectations, pressuring EUR/USD toward 1.10. Bitcoin fell hard to ~$62,650, lowest in two weeks. Oil elevated on Iran conflict.

Worst Sector
Semis
−6.5% Tue
S&P 500
~7,420
−1.5% this week
VIX
~22
↑ elevated
Fed Funds
3.50–3.75%
Hike signalled Sep/Oct
Headlines & Calendar
Headlines
CNBC · Jun 17
Warsh's Fed holds rates, signals possible hike
Dot plot: 9 of 18 members project ≥1 hike before year-end. Inflation outlook raised to 3.6% PCE.
MacroRates
Fortune · Jun 22
BofA: Fed will "bring down the hammer" with rate hikes
Reversal from cut narrative. Energy prices (Iran) keeping inflation sticky. Oct hike odds ~68%.
RatesMacro
TheStreet · Jun 23
Nasdaq −2.2%, semis crushed on AI capex ROI doubts
NVDA −4.2%, Micron −13.2%, AMD −5.8%. KOSPI −10%. Investors questioning hyperscaler spending returns.
TechAI
Reuters · Jun 24
Gold falls below $4,000 on stronger dollar
Off Jan ATH of $5,595. DXY at 101.6 as rate hike odds rise. BTC hits 2-week low at ~$62.6k.
GoldCrypto
This Week
Tue 23 Jun
Semiconductor rout — global chip stocks sold off hard on AI return concerns
Wed 25 Jun
Core PCE Deflator (today) — key inflation read. Expected elevated vs 2% target. Micron earnings.
Late Jul
Q2 earnings season — JPM, WFC kick off. NVDA Aug 27.
Sep/Oct
FOMC — potential first rate hike of Warsh era. ~68% priced.
Watch
Iran conflict driving energy prices — biggest inflation wildcard.
Watch
US–China trade & chip export controls — NVDA H20 restrictions risk.
Themes
Risk
Fed hiking into slowing growth
Warsh signalling hike while ISM Manufacturing in contraction. Rate-sensitive sectors (REIT, small caps, credit) most exposed.
Risk
AI capex ROI reckoning
Hyperscalers spending $250B+ but revenue models unproven at scale. Tuesday's selloff signals market patience is finite. NVDA most exposed.
Watch
Iran conflict & energy inflation
War in Iran is the single biggest inflation wildcard. Oil elevated. Fed's revised PCE 3.6% forecast partly reflects energy shock.
Sector Views
SectorViewMTDYTDKey driver / risk
TechnologyNeutral−2.2%+13.6%AI ROI doubt · Chip selloff risk
UtilitiesOW+3.8%+12.1%AI power demand · Rate sensitivity
HealthcareOW+2.7%+10.4%GLP-1 tailwind · Drug pricing reform
EnergyNeutral+3.1%+5.8%Iran premium · OPEC+ discipline
FinancialsNeutral+1.4%+8.9%NIM lift from hike · Credit quality
IndustrialsNeutral+1.1%+5.2%Reshoring · Labour costs
Real EstateUW−2.1%−4.3%Rate hike biggest headwind
Rates
Fed Funds (upper)
3.75%
Hike Sep/Oct · ~68% priced
US 2Y
4.75%
+18bp · hike premium
US 10Y
4.50%
+22bp week
2s10s Spread
−25bp
Still inverted
Bund 10Y
2.78%
+8bp · ECB hawkish
JGB 10Y
1.18%
+4bp · BOJ Sep hike
UK Gilt 10Y
4.55%
+6bp
SOFR (3M)
3.68%
FX & Commodities
PairSpot1DNote
DXY101.62+1.2%Hike premium bid
EUR/USD1.1020−1.1%USD strength
USD/JPY148.40+0.8%Rate differential
USD/SGD1.3210+0.5%MAS neutral
CommodityPrice1DNote
Gold ($/oz)3,999−2.8%ATH was $5,595 Jan
WTI ($/bbl)79.40+1.4%Iran war premium
Copper ($/lb)4.28−0.8%Slowdown risk
Bitcoin62,651−2.0%2-week low
Macro Indicators
IndicatorLatestPriorSignal
US CPI YoY3.3%3.1%Re-accelerating
US Core PCE YoY3.6%*2.7%Fed est · due today
Nonfarm Payrolls+148k+178kCooling
ISM Manufacturing48.749.2Contraction
ISM Services53.853.0Expansion
Fed PCE 2026 Target3.6%2.7%Above 2% goal
Stock Notes
NVDA · Downgraded to Watch
Fell −4.2% in Tuesday's rout. Blackwell revenue strong but AI ROI doubt is now an overhang. Korea selloff = demand signal from memory stacks. Near-term risk elevated. Reassess after Micron earnings today.
Micron (MU) · Earnings today
Stock −13.2% on Tuesday. Earnings due tonight — guide is the market's litmus test for AI memory demand. Beat + strong guide needed to stabilise the sector.
META · Neutral
Insulated from chip selloff (software model). Llama 4 adoption growing. Ad load near ceiling. Reality Labs still bleeding ~$5.7B/Q. Holds up better in a risk-off semis environment.
Financials · Rate hike beneficiary
Banks (JPM, GS, WFC) benefit from higher NIM if Warsh hikes. Watch credit quality — corporate spreads near tights, HY at ~310bp. Q2 earnings begin mid-July.
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Blmbg Agg
HFRI Fund Wtd
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Gold
Silver
LGT Prem GIM
PIMCO GIS Inc
Performance · 1Y
S&P 500
Nasdaq 100
MSCI ACWI
Blmbg Global Agg
HFRI Fund Wtd
PE Index (est)
Cash 1M USD
Gold
Silver
LGT Premium GIM
PIMCO GIS Income
All series rebased to 100 at period start. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 use actual index levels; others approximated from public data. Dashed = less liquid / estimated. Not investment advice.
Drawdown from Peak
% decline from rolling peak. Deeper = bigger loss; wider = longer recovery. Same period as above.
Risk vs Return
Annualised return (Y) vs annualised volatility (X). Sharpe = (return − 3% rf) / volatility. Higher-left = better risk-adjusted.
Statistics · 1Y
Index Return (Ann.) Ann. Vol Sharpe Max DD Mths→Trough Mths→Recover
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Market Theme · AI Infrastructure

Thesis: The build-out of AI infrastructure represents one of the largest capital allocation cycles in modern economic history. Base case: $1 trillion cumulative global AI infrastructure spend by 2028, driven by hyperscalers (Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta) and sovereign AI initiatives.

Unlike the dot-com era, this cycle is underpinned by real revenue generation — OpenAI at $3.4B ARR, Anthropic at $1.2B, Microsoft Copilot contributing ~$10B incremental revenue in FY26. The demand signal is authentic.

The picks-and-shovels approach remains our preferred entry: NVDA (compute), ANET (networking), VST/CEG (power), EQIX (co-location). These are less priced for perfection than the model companies themselves.

Key risk: Efficiency breakthroughs (DeepSeek-style) that compress compute requirements faster than demand grows. The next 12 months will test whether scaling laws hold at the frontier.

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HFRI Fund Wtd
QAI (proxy)
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PE Index
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Cash 1M USD
BIL / SHV
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Priv Credit
ARCC / OBDC
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Priv Infra
IFRA / PAVE
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Equity L/S HF
QAI / WTMF
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Gold
GLD / IAU
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Silver
SLV / SIVR
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PIMCO GIS Income
PIMCO fund (direct)
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Suggested ETFs
IndexETF(s)TERNote
S&P 500VOO · SPY · IVV0.03%Cheapest: Vanguard VOO
Nasdaq 100QQQM · QQQ0.15%QQQM is the cheaper retail version
MSCI ACWIVT · ACWI0.07%VT covers ~9,000 stocks globally
Blmbg Global AggBNDW · AGG0.06%BNDW = global bonds; AGG = US only
HFRI Fund WtdQAI (proxy)0.75%No perfect replication — QAI is closest liquid proxy
PE IndexIPRV.L · BX · KKR0.75%+No direct ETF; IPRV.L (LSE listed PE) or buyout firm stocks
Priv CreditARCC · OBDC · BLUE1.00%+BDCs offer liquid proxy; direct funds via Apollo, Ares, HPS
Priv InfrastructureIFRA · PAVE · GINN0.40%Listed infra ETFs; unlisted via Macquarie, Brookfield funds
Equity L/S HFQAI · WTMF · LSOF0.75%QAI closest liquid proxy; or fund-of-hedge-funds
GoldGLD · IAU · GLDM0.10%IAU/GLDM cheaper; PHYS for physical allocated gold
SilverSLV · SIVR · PSLV0.30%SIVR cheapest; PSLV for physically allocated silver
LGT Premium GIMLGT direct subscription~0.60%Multi-asset fund; available through LGT Bank directly
PIMCO GIS IncomePIMCO direct / platforms~0.55%Multi-sector income; USD I-class via fund platforms
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Market Brief · Jun 25, 2026
Market Summary
S&P 500+0.8% ↑
VIX14.2 · calm
10Y UST4.28% ↓4bp
FedOn hold · PCE Wed
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S&P 500 YTD−2.8%
Nasdaq YTD−7.4%
Gold YTD+31.1%
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Global Equity Performance · YTD 2026
Major indices year-to-date returns (%)
S&P 500 Sector Performance · June 2026
Month-to-date returns by sector (%)
Fed Funds Rate Path
Actual vs market-implied forward curve (%)
Gold vs US Dollar Index · 12 Months
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Key Ratios
S&P 500 P/E (fwd)
21.8×
10Y avg 17.4×
EPS Growth est '26
+12.4%
Beats consensus
S&P Div Yield
1.32%
Near record low
Earnings Yield − 10Y
+0.28%
Thin premium
Private Credit
Market Size (Global)
$2.1T
AUM · +18% YoY
Direct Lending Spread
S+525bp
vs IG at S+85bp
Default Rate (LTM)
1.8%
Below avg

View: Private credit remains attractive on absolute yield (SOFR+500–600bp = 10.2–11.2% gross) but spread compression is real. Best risk-adjusted exposure: senior secured, first-lien, sponsor-backed mid-market. Avoid covenant-lite and PIK-heavy structures.

Key managers: Apollo, Ares, Blue Owl, HPS. Watch SEC regulatory changes on BDC leverage and liquidity requirements.

Private Equity
Buyout Median EV/EBITDA
11.2×
Down from 13.8× peak
PE DPI (2019 vintage)
0.72×
Distributions slow
Dry Powder (Global)
$2.4T
Record overhang

View: Vintage 2022–2024 likely attractive — bought at lower multiples, operational improvement runway. Exit environment improving as rates stabilise. IPO window re-opening (ARM, Reddit precedents).

Caution: $2.4T dry powder competing for same deals. Manager selection is alpha — top quartile vs median spread is 800–1,000bp annually.

Real Assets
AssetSub-sectorViewTarget ReturnNote
InfrastructureDigital / Data centresOW8–12% IRRAI power demand structural
InfrastructureEnergy transitionOW9–13% IRRPolicy tailwind, long duration
Real EstateLogistics / IndustrialNeutral5–7% cap rateE-commerce normalising
Real EstateOfficeAvoidDistressedStructural demand destruction
CommoditiesGoldOWCB buying, de-dollarisation
CommoditiesCopperOWElectrification, supply deficit 2027+
Active Ideas
VST
Vistra Corp · US Power / Utilities
Long
$142.80
AI data centre power demand creates structural supply deficit in US electricity generation. Vistra's nuclear and gas fleet positions it as lowest-cost, most reliable supplier. Strong FCF yield ~6% with capital return acceleration.
Entry: $95–110Target: $180Stop: $125Horizon: 12–18m
GOLD
Barrick Gold · Mining
Long
$22.40
Undervalued vs spot gold (miners lag physical by ~30% in this cycle). Balance sheet de-levered, copper optionality via Lumwana expansion. Central bank gold buying structural. Leverage to $3,500+ scenario.
Entry: $18–20Target: $28Stop: $19Horizon: 6–12m
Watchlist
TickerNamePrice52W RangeCatalystStatus
ASMLASML Holding€820€612–€890EUV backlog, China export clarityAccumulate
BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway$462$380–$470Cash deployment triggerHold
MELIMercadoLibre$2,180$1,640–$2,280LatAm fintech growthWatch
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Catalyst Calendar
Jun 25
US PCE Deflator (May)
Core PCE consensus +2.6% YoY. Key for Sep cut pricing.
Jun 26
Flash PMIs (US, EU, UK)
Services vs manufacturing divergence
Jul 1
OPEC+ Meeting
Output increase decision — $5–8/bbl oil impact
Jul 14
US CPI (Jun)
Last inflation print before July FOMC
Jul 15
Q2 Earnings Season Begins
JPM, WFC kick off. NVDA reports Aug 27.
Ventures
Startup Idea · 23 Apr 2025 · Updated 22 Jun 2026
Child Anxiety & Emotional Resilience — Private Practice SG
Anxiety management for young children, delivered with private banker TLC. Singapore.
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Give children the private banker treatment — undivided attention, genuine care, zero clinical coldness. Evidence-based methods (CBT, play therapy, mindfulness) delivered in a boutique setting, not a hospital corridor. Premium pricing ($500–$1,000/session) keeps the clientele self-selecting. Grow by numbers: even a small hit rate generates fierce word-of-mouth in Singapore's tight social circles. Give parents "homework" so TLC continues at home between sessions. Added 22 Jun: also teach the child to communicate better — expressing feelings, not just managing them.
Service Design
Ages 4–12 · 45 min child + 15 min parent debrief
Methods: CBT, play therapy, mindfulness, social skills
Setting: boutique studio, not clinical
Parent Homework Kit — weekly guided activities
Communication coaching integrated from session 2
Target Client
Affluent expat families (UWC, SAS, GESS parents)
High-NW local Chinese / Malay families
Dual-income, time-poor, quality-first
Already past the stigma barrier
Frustrated by 6-month KKH waitlists
Unit Economics
Price: $750/session (blended)
Avg engagement: 2×/week × 24 weeks
Revenue per client: ~$36,000
10 active clients = $360K/yr pipeline
1 therapist ($8–12K/mth) + 1 coordinator
Go-to-Market · Singapore
1.School counsellor network — form relationships with school counsellors at ACSP, Raffles Girls', SAS, UWC. They are your primary referral engine, not ads.
2.Paediatrician partnerships — 3–4 private paeds (Mt Elizabeth, Gleneagles) as referral partners. Provide them with clear intake materials.
3.Language matters — Never say "anxiety therapy" to Chinese SG families. Say "emotional resilience coaching" or "confidence building." Same product, different label.
4.1–2 editorial placements — CNA Lifestyle, Tatler Singapore, expat parenting blogs (Little Steps Asia). One good feature drives 10+ inbound leads.
5.Word-of-mouth flywheel — Singapore's expat and private school parent circles are tiny. One genuinely helped family = 4–5 referrals. Protect this by only taking cases you can actually help.
Unknown Unknowns — Things You Haven't Thought About Yet
Licensing is not optional. The Allied Health Professions Act (AHPA) regulates psychologists in SG. You cannot call your service "therapy" or "psychological treatment" without a registered AHP practitioner. Hire a registered clinical psychologist or partner with one. Enforcement has tightened since 2022.
Your real client is the parent, not the child. The child doesn't choose to come. The parent does. The parent's anxiety about the child is often as high as the child's anxiety. Design your intake, comms, and homework experience for the parent — that's who's paying and that's who refers you.
Session 1 dropout is your biggest operational problem. ~40–60% of families don't return after the first session. Either the child refused, or the parent got cold feet. You need a structured "pre-session" call with parents before the child ever walks in, to pre-empt this.
MSF / child safeguarding obligations. Any business working with minors in SG must have robust safeguarding policies, mandatory reporting protocols (Children and Young Persons Act), and CRO-checked staff. One incident without documented protocols ends the business. Budget for a safeguarding consultant before you open.
Therapist burnout is a hidden cost. Anxiety work with young children is emotionally exhausting. Experienced child therapists in SG have leverage — they know they're scarce. Expect turnover every 2–3 years, and build your IP (frameworks, parent kits, session protocols) in a way that survives any one person leaving.
PDPA exposure on children's mental health data is severe. You will hold sensitive personal data on minors. MOH and PDPA both apply. You need a proper data governance structure (storage, access control, breach protocol) from day one — not retrofitted later. This is not just a legal risk; a data breach ends reputation overnight.
"Will this label follow my child forever?" Parents at this price point are terrified their kid will be stigmatized. They need to hear, explicitly, that your records are private, not shared with schools or MOE, and not part of any government database. Address this at the sales call — most providers don't and it's the silent objection killing conversion.
Incumbents with credibility will copy you once you prove it. KKH's private child development arm, IMH's Promises clinic, and polished psychology groups (Think Psychological Services, Mind What Matters) can replicate your model. Your moat must be the experience and the parent relationship — not just the methodology.
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