Weekly Stock Market Summary — 2026-05-30
The Memorial Day–shortened week of May 26–29 delivered something the tape had not seen in nearly three years: a ninth consecutive weekly gain for the S&P 500, the longest streak since 2023.
Weekly Stock Market Summary — 2026-05-30
Date: 2026-05-30 Coverage: Week ending Friday + Week ahead
1. Weekly Recap
The Memorial Day–shortened week of May 26–29 delivered something the tape had not seen in nearly three years: a ninth consecutive weekly gain for the S&P 500, the longest streak since 2023. All three major averages closed at fresh record highs Friday — S&P 500 7,580.06, Nasdaq Composite 26,972.62, Dow 51,032.46 — and capped a May that, in pure month-over-month percentage terms, will go down as one of the strongest the AI era has produced: Nasdaq +8%, S&P 500 +5%, Dow +3%. The week itself was modestly green at the index level (Nasdaq +2%, S&P +1%, Dow +~1%) but the headline number understates the dispersion underneath. The big-cap winners did big things; the rest of the tape mostly walked.
Two stories drove the action. First, AI infrastructure earnings detonated. Thursday after the bell, Snowflake (SNOW) reported Q1 FY27 revenue of $1.39B vs $1.32B expected and announced a $6 billion compute commitment to Amazon Web Services, sending the stock +36% Friday — its best day ever. The next morning, Dell Technologies (DELL) posted what may go down as the single most aggressive AI-server print of the cycle: Q1 revenue +88% YoY, AI server revenue +757% YoY to $16.1B, AI backlog $51.3B, full-year revenue guide raised to ~$167B (vs $144B consensus) — the stock gapped ~33% higher, also its best day ever, and is now +234% YTD. The read-through lifted Oracle +10%, Microsoft +5%, ServiceNow +6%, Palantir +8%, Atlassian +3% in a single Friday session. After Cisco's $9B AI order raise last week and now Dell/Snowflake this week, the "AI capex is going to real plumbing, not just GPUs" thesis is no longer a thesis — it's the tape.
Second, the Iran situation finally moved from stagflation risk to relief trade. The week opened with U.S. military "self-defense" strikes on missile-launch and mine-laying sites in southern Iran Monday night — Brent spiked above $99 and the market shrugged it off (Russell 2000 and Nasdaq still +1% Tuesday). By Wednesday, WTI was down 5.55% to $88.68 as Trump signaled openness to a 60-day Memorandum of Understanding extending April's ceasefire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. By Friday, with Secretary Rubio meeting Pakistan's foreign minister (the indirect mediator), WTI fell to $87.66 and Brent to $92.47. Treasury yields tracked oil lower — the 10Y yield slid from 4.59% to 4.45% week-over-week — and the VIX collapsed to 15.32, down from 18.43 the prior Friday. That is a textbook risk-on regime shift: lower oil, lower yields, lower vol, all-time highs in equities.
The setup is genuinely two-sided. The bull case is the cleanest it has been in months: the AI capex story is broadening (CSCO → DELL → SNOW → AVGO next), oil and yields are off the boil, Q1 GDP and April retail sales held up, and the new Fed chair just got a much easier reaction-function backdrop if PCE keeps cooling. The bear case is structural and largely about positioning: the S&P is now at 22x forward earnings near the high end of its post-2023 band, the 9-week win streak is statistically long in the tooth, sentiment surveys are bullish-leaning, and everything hinges on a peace deal that has been "largely negotiated" for two weeks now without ink on paper. Next week brings ISM, JOLTS, ADP, ISM Services, Broadcom earnings Wednesday, CrowdStrike Wednesday, and the May jobs report Friday — the cleanest catalyst gauntlet of the year for either side.
2. Indices, Vol & Yields
| Index / Asset | Friday Close | Weekly Change % | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| S&P 500 (^GSPC) | 7,580.06 | ~+1.1% | 9th straight up week — longest streak since 2023; fresh all-time high |
| Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) | 26,972.62 | ~+2.2% | Led the week on Snowflake/Dell-fueled AI rally |
| Dow Jones (^DJI) | 51,032.46 | ~+0.9% | New record close Friday (+363.49 pts on the day) |
| Russell 2000 (^RUT) | ~2,830 (est.) | ~+1.5% (est.) | Bounced after prior week's –2.5% rout; oil/yield relief |
| VIX (^VIX) | 15.32 | –~3 pts (from 18.43) | Volatility collapsed; back to complacency-zone |
| 10-Year Treasury Yield | 4.45% | –14 bp (from 4.59%) | Yields eased as oil retreated and Iran de-escalated |
| 30-Year Treasury Yield | ~4.95% (est.) | –~15 bp | Back below the 5.10% panic line |
| 2-Year Treasury Yield | ~3.85% (est.) | –~10 bp | Hike-odds reset slightly lower |
| US Dollar Index (DXY) | softer | down ~0.5 to ~1.0% | Safe-haven bid unwound |
| WTI Crude | $87.66 | –~7% week | Iran peace-deal optimism; Strait of Hormuz to reopen under MOU |
| Brent Crude | $92.47 | –~7% week | Lowest in over a month |
| Gold (Comex) | ~$4,500 (est.) | choppy / flat | Safe-haven bid unwound; rates win |
Numbers above with "(est.)" are derived from same-week reported data + intraday context where a precise close was not in the cited sources; all confirmed closes (S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, VIX, 10Y, WTI, Brent) come from CNBC, TheStreet, Yahoo Finance, and FRED-adjacent coverage of the May 26–29 trading week.
3. Sector Rotation
| Sector | Weekly % (approx.) | Driver |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | +~3.5% | Snowflake, Dell, Oracle, MSFT — AI capex print of the year |
| Communication Services | +~1.5% | Megacap growth lift; advertising stable |
| Consumer Discretionary | +~1.0% | Retail relief + lower oil = better consumer math |
| Industrials | +~0.8% | Cyclical lift on Iran de-escalation; rails firm |
| Financials | +~0.5% | Yield-curve dynamics; bank index drifted higher |
| Materials | +~0.3% | Dollar softer = commodity ex-energy bid |
| Real Estate | +~0.3% | Duration relief as 10Y eased to 4.45% |
| Utilities | flat | Mixed; bond-proxy lift offset by data-center power-cost worry |
| Health Care | –~0.5% | JNJ –2.4% Friday; insurers heavy |
| Consumer Staples | –~0.8% | WMT –2.6% Friday; defensive rotation OUT |
| Energy | –~3% to –4% | Oil down 7%; the only sector with a clearly negative week |
Interpretation. Classic risk-on, growth-led week with an explicit defensive unwind. Tech wins big on real-cashflow AI prints; Consumer Discretionary, Industrials, Financials and Real Estate all benefit from lower oil and lower yields. The "tells" that this is a regime shift rather than a one-off bid: Staples were sold (Walmart down 2.6% Friday) and Energy was the only sector with a clear weekly loss — investors actively moved out of last week's stagflation hedges. That mirror-image rotation versus the May 11–15 tape (when Energy and Staples led) is the most important sector message of the week — the market is no longer trading the Iran/oil tail; it is trading AI cash flows and a friendlier rate path. The risk: if Iran negotiations collapse, this rotation reverses fast.
4. Top Movers of the Week
Winners
| Ticker | Name | Weekly % | Catalyst |
|---|---|---|---|
| DELL | Dell Technologies | ~+33% | Best day ever Friday; Q1 revenue +88% YoY, AI server rev +757%, $51.3B backlog, FY guide raised to $167B |
| SNOW | Snowflake | ~+36% | Best day ever Thursday; Q1 beat ($1.39B vs $1.32B), $6B AWS compute deal, Cortex AI tools |
| ORCL | Oracle | ~+10% | AI infrastructure read-through from MSFT/Anthropic deal + DELL/SNOW prints |
| MSFT | Microsoft | ~+5% | Reports Microsoft will supply Maia AI chips to Anthropic; PT raises |
| PLTR / NOW | Palantir / ServiceNow | +6% to +8% | Software-rally beneficiaries on AI monetization confirmation |
Losers
| Ticker | Name | Weekly % | Catalyst |
|---|---|---|---|
| WMT | Walmart | –~3% (–2.61% Fri alone) | Consumer rotation OUT; oil-relief = less defensive demand |
| JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | –~3% (–2.41% Fri) | Healthcare laggard; bond-proxy rotation reversed |
| NKE | Nike | –~3% (–2.41% Fri) | Soft athletic apparel reads; China consumer mixed |
| XLE | Energy Select Sector | –~3% to –4% | Oil –7% on Iran de-escalation; biggest sector loser |
| CVX / XOM | Chevron / ExxonMobil | –~3% | Direct read-through from oil tape |
Individual stock weekly returns drawn from CNBC, TheStreet, Yahoo Finance, and StocksToTrade coverage of the May 26–29 trading week. Friday losers represent the largest single-session moves of the week's last day.
5. Earnings Recap
| Ticker | Beat / Miss | Reaction | Key Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| DELL | Beat (Q1 rev +88% YoY; EPS $4.86 vs $2.94); guide raised to $167B | +33% Fri | AI server backlog $51.3B, orders $24.4B, FY27 AI servers guided to ~$60B |
| SNOW | Beat (Q1 rev $1.39B vs $1.32B; EPS $0.39 vs $0.32); +$6B AWS deal | +36% Thu | AI-Cortex monetization at inflection; software re-rated |
| MDB | Beat — "stellar" rev and earnings beat | mid-to-high single digits up | Software rebound accelerating; AI database demand |
| OKTA | Reported Thu | mixed-to-positive | Identity / security spend re-accelerating |
| CRM (preview) | Reports next week (Wed Jun 3) | n/a | First post-earnings test for AI agent-platform thesis |
| AVGO (preview) | Reports next week (Wed Jun 3) | n/a | Next big AI-capex pulse-check after NVDA/DELL/SNOW |
| CRWD (preview) | Reports next week (Wed Jun 3, AMC) | n/a | Cybersecurity bellwether; consensus EPS $0.88 |
| LULU (preview) | Reports next week (Thu Jun 4 AMC) | n/a | Premium consumer + China apparel read |
6. Macro & News Themes
- S&P 500 9th straight up week — longest weekly winning streak since 2023. The S&P closed May at 7,580 and the index now sits ~10% above its early-March panic-low.
- Iran de-escalation taking shape. A tentative 60-day Memorandum of Understanding (negotiated indirectly via Pakistan) would extend the April ceasefire, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and start formal nuclear talks. Final approval from Trump and Iranian leadership pending. Oil fell 7% on the week as a result.
- April Core PCE printed 3.30% YoY (vs 3.20% prior) — sticky but not accelerating; markets read it as Fed-can-be-patient.
- AI capex re-confirmed as the cycle's defining trade. Dell's $51.3B AI backlog and Snowflake's $6B AWS deal — coming the week after Cisco's $9B AI order raise — collectively settled the "is this just Nvidia?" debate. No, it isn't.
- Microsoft–Anthropic chip deal scoop. CNBC reported MSFT in talks to supply its custom Maia AI chips to Anthropic; it would be the first major hyperscaler-customer win for Microsoft's own silicon and a structural challenger to Google/Amazon.
- Memorial Day gas prices. National average ~$4.48/gal at the holiday — highest nominal level in nearly four years — partly explaining why the oil-relief trade landed so hard once Iran headlines turned.
- May 2026 closes as a major up-month: Nasdaq +
8%, S&P +5%, Dow +3%. Morgan Stanley raised its 12-month S&P target to 8,300 (10% above the May 29 close). - Powell–Warsh transition still front-and-center. First FOMC meeting with Warsh as Chair and Powell as Board member is mid-June; markets are watching for any divergence in signaling.
7. Stock of the Week — Dell Technologies (DELL)
What happened. Dell reported Q1 fiscal 2027 results Thursday May 28 after the close and opened ~33% higher Friday — its largest single-day gain in company history — on a combination of headline numbers, AI-specific disclosures, and a guidance raise that re-set the entire AI-server cohort. The headline beat: revenue +88% year-over-year, adjusted EPS $4.86 vs $2.94 expected (a 65% beat). The AI-specific numbers were the actual story: AI server revenue $16.1 billion in the quarter (vs $13B internal guide), up 757% YoY, with $24.4B in orders booked and an exit backlog of $51.3 billion (up from $43B at the end of FY26). The guide cap: FY27 revenue raised to $165–169B (consensus had been $143.9B), FY27 EPS raised to $17.90 (from prior $12.90 estimate), and a fresh AI-server full-year target of ~$60 billion — by itself larger than Dell's entire enterprise-server business was three years ago. The stock is now +234% YTD.
Broader implication. Three things changed Friday morning. First, the AI-capex pie just got resized again. When NVDA prints, the market treats it as "well, of course." When Dell prints AI-server orders of $24.4B in one quarter, with a $51.3B backlog and visibility to $60B for the fiscal year, that re-anchors expectations for the entire downstream cohort — Super Micro, HPE, Pure Storage, Vertiv, Eaton, the racks-and-power-and-cooling complex. Second, hyperscaler capex appears to be re-accelerating, not plateauing. A $51B AI backlog at one OEM does not exist if Google/Microsoft/Meta/Oracle/Anthropic/xAI are not actively expanding spend — and that read-through pulled MSFT, ORCL, NOW, PLTR all higher in sympathy. Third, and most importantly for retail investors, this is the industrial-economy, hardware-margin face of the AI trade, not the speculative SaaS face. Dell makes physical machines, with margins in the high-single-digits, and it is monetizing AI at a 757% growth rate. That is unambiguously real.
Actionable for a retail investor? Yes, but humble entry, sized accordingly. Three framings:
- Bull: DELL still trades at roughly 18–20x the new FY27 EPS guide, has a ~$300B+ revenue base, a $51B AI backlog, a 1.4% dividend yield, and is buying back stock. If AI capex stays elevated through 2027 (and DELL's own backlog says it will), the FY28 numbers get even larger. A name that has just raised guidance by 17% and grown the AI segment 757% YoY is, by definition, not a stretched story.
- Bear: You are buying after a 33% single-day gain and a 234% YTD move — the position is what professionals call "extended." Hardware-server margins are thin (~6–8% operating), which means a slowdown anywhere in hyperscaler capex compresses the model fast. Customer concentration is real — a handful of cloud names drive the AI server line. And the whole stock is a derivative bet on the AI capex cycle continuing through 2027 — the exact bet you are already making if you own NVDA, AVGO, AMD, ANET, VRT, or any AI ETF.
- Sizing. This is a high-beta, high-conviction trade, not a "buy and tuck away." A small core position (1–2% of portfolio), with the discipline to add only on a meaningful pullback (say back to the ~$240–260 zone), is a sensible way to participate. Avoid chasing the Friday gap. And if you already own NVDA + AVGO + an AI ETF, recognize that DELL is highly correlated — you may already own this exposure indirectly.
8. Week Ahead — Catalysts to Watch
Earnings
| Date | Ticker | Time | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon 6/1 | (light calendar) | — | Quiet open after holiday-shortened week; positioning into ISM data |
| Tue 6/2 | HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise) | AMC | First read-through to Dell's AI-server print at the enterprise/hyperscaler level |
| Tue 6/2 | CRM (Salesforce) | AMC | First post-earnings test for AI Agentforce monetization thesis |
| Wed 6/3 | AVGO (Broadcom) | AMC | The week's main event. Q2 FY26 — consensus EPS ~$2.40; key reads on custom AI silicon, VMware integration, and hyperscaler ASIC demand |
| Wed 6/3 | CRWD (CrowdStrike) | AMC | Cyber bellwether; consensus EPS $0.88; outage anniversary lens |
| Wed 6/3 | VEEV (Veeva Systems) | AMC | Life-science SaaS; AI moat read |
| Thu 6/4 | LULU (Lululemon) | AMC | Premium consumer + China apparel read; inventory commentary key |
| Thu 6/4 | DOCU (DocuSign) | AMC | E-signature + AI-agent integration progress |
| Fri 6/5 | (light) | — | Tape mostly trades the jobs report |
Economic Data
| Date | Time (ET) | Event | Consensus | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon 6/1 | 9:45am | S&P Global Mfg PMI (May Final) | ~51 | First May activity read |
| Mon 6/1 | 10:00am | ISM Manufacturing Index (May) | mid-49s | Cyclical pulse; sub-50 = contraction signal |
| Mon 6/1 | 10:00am | Construction Spending (April) | +0.2% | Rate-sensitive housing/non-res read |
| Tue 6/2 | 10:00am | JOLTS Job Openings (April) | ~7.5M | Labor demand pulse pre-NFP |
| Wed 6/3 | 8:15am | ADP Employment Change (May) | +110K | NFP preview |
| Wed 6/3 | 9:45am | S&P Global Services PMI (May Final) | ~52 | Services momentum |
| Wed 6/3 | 10:00am | ISM Non-Manufacturing Index (May) | ~52 | Services-sector pulse — most important non-NFP print |
| Wed 6/3 | 10:00am | Factory Orders (April) | mixed | Capex spend tilt |
| Thu 6/4 | 8:30am | Initial Jobless Claims | ~225K | Real-time labor pulse |
| Thu 6/4 | 8:30am | Productivity-Revised (Q1) | revised down | Wage-pressure read |
| Fri 6/5 | 8:30am | Nonfarm Payrolls (May) | ~110K | THE print of the week. Unemployment, average hourly earnings also released; sets June FOMC tone |
| Fri 6/5 | 3:00pm | Consumer Credit (April) | $13B | Household-balance-sheet stress check |
Other Catalysts
- Iran MOU vote/announcement window. Trump and Iranian leadership both still need to sign off; any "deal done" headline is the single most bullish catalyst on the calendar. Conversely, a collapse is the single biggest tail risk for the AI-led rally.
- June FOMC is the following week (June 16–17) — last Fed-speak week before the blackout begins Saturday June 7. Expect a parade of Fed governors trying to set the table; watch for Warsh's first scheduled appearance as Chair.
- OPEC+ meeting (likely first weekend of June) could re-set the oil tape independent of the Iran story.
- Q1 earnings season effectively wraps — only Broadcom, CrowdStrike, Salesforce, and Lululemon left among the names that move the tape.
- Light IPO calendar — nothing of size scheduled.
9. Levels to Watch
- S&P 500 (^GSPC) — 7,580.06: First resistance 7,650 (Morgan Stanley's old base-case for the year); next round 7,700. Support 7,500 (round number / 20-day MA); a break of 7,400 would void the 9-week trend and signal a real correction.
- Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) — 26,972: 27,000 is the round-number prize; reclaiming it cleanly opens a path to 27,500. Support 26,500 and then 26,000 — the latter is where the AI trade would be technically broken.
- Dow Jones (^DJI) — 51,032: Fresh all-time high; 51,500 then 52,000 are open-air resistance. 50,000 is the round-number support and would need to break to call the rally over.
- 10-Year Treasury yield — 4.45%: Sub-4.30% is the level that unlocks duration trades (utilities, REITs, long-duration tech). A re-spike above 4.60% would put the rally back at risk.
- VIX — 15.32: Below 14 is full-complacency; if VIX backs up above 18 alongside any Iran wobble, it's a real risk-off signal. The 14–16 band is where rallies historically get sloppy.
- WTI Crude — $87.66: A break of $85 keeps the relief trade alive and is broadly bullish equities. A re-spike above $95 on Iran headlines would reverse the entire week's sector rotation.
- DELL — Friday close ~$315: Watch the $280 gap-fill support; resistance is open air above $330 absent a fade.
10. Sources
- TheStreet — "Stock Market Today (May 29, 2026): S&P 500 good for ninth consecutive week of gains after Memorial Day holiday reprieve" — https://www.thestreet.com/stock-market-today/stock-market-today-dow-jones-sp-500-nasdaq-updates-may-29-2026
- TheStreet — "Stock Market Today (May 27, 2026): Dow sets new record as Nasdaq, S&P 500 little-changed after fresh Iran rumors; chip pullback" — https://www.thestreet.com/stock-market-today/stock-market-today-dow-jones-sp-500-nasdaq-updates-may-27-2026
- CNBC — "Stock market news for May 29, 2026" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/28/stock-market-today-live-updates.html
- CNBC — "Snowflake stock surges 36% on AI frenzy, fueling software rally" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/28/snowflake-snow-software-stock-rally.html
- CNBC — "Dell stock skyrockets 32% for its best day ever as AI server revenue soars" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/29/dell-stock-earnings-ai-servers.html
- CNBC — "Iran peace deal, Dell shares surge, Trump Accounts and more in Morning Squawk" — https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/05/29/5-things-to-know-before-the-stock-market-opens.html
- CNBC — "Brent oil jumps more than 3% after Iran vows to retaliate for U.S. strikes" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/26/oil-prices-today-brent-wti-iran-trump-hormuz.html
- CNBC — "Oil prices turn lower as U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension awaits Trump approval" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/28/oil-prices-us-strikes-in-iran-revive-strait-of-hormuz-turmoil-fears.html
- CNBC — "Anthropic, Microsoft in talks for AI chip deal after $5 billion investment" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/21/anthropic-microsoft-maia-200-ai-chip.html
- CNBC — "Stock market next week: Outlook for June 1-5, 2026" — https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/29/stock-market-next-week-outlook-for-june-1-5-2026.html
- Yahoo Finance — "Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq cap winning month with fresh records in AI-fueled rally as Trump nears Iran decision" — https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/live/dow-nasdaq-sp-gain-stock-market-today-friday-may-29-222720284.html
- Yahoo Finance — "Stock Market Today, May 28: Tech Stocks Rise as Snowflake Surges After $6 Billion Amazon Deal and Strong Earnings" — https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/stock-market-today-may-28-182610205.html
- Yahoo Finance — "DELL Stock Rallies After-Hours As AI Server Revenues Surge Over 750%" — https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/dell-stock-rallies-hours-ai-231333639.html
- Bloomberg — "Dell Stock Rises on Sales Outlook Fueled by AI Servers" — https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-28/dell-boosts-outlook-to-60-billion-in-ai-server-sales-this-year
- Bloomberg — "Trump's Mixed Signals on Iran Keep Markets Waiting for Clarity" — https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-05-29/trump-s-mixed-signals-on-iran-keep-markets-waiting
- The Motley Fool — "Snowflake Stock Is Soaring After a Blowout Quarter and a New $6 Billion AWS Deal" — https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/05/28/snowflake-stock-is-soaring-after-a-blowout-quarter-and-a-new-usd6-billion-aws-deal/
- Fortune — "Wall Street's stagflation fears are easing thanks to the mere hint of a U.S. deal with Iran" — https://fortune.com/2026/05/29/wall-street-iran-deal-stagflation-hints-eased/
- Stocktitan — "Broadcom Q2 FY2026 results set for June 3" — https://www.stocktitan.net/news/AVGO/broadcom-inc-to-announce-second-quarter-fiscal-year-2026-financial-04if2lwax8o1.html
- Alphastreet — "Broadcom (AVGO) Q2 2026 Preview: EPS Est. $2.40, Reports June 3" — https://news.alphastreet.com/broadcom-avgo-q2-2026-preview-eps-est-2-40-reports-june-3/amp/
- Seeking Alpha — "Earnings week ahead: NVIDIA, CrowdStrike, Salesforce, Lululemon and more" — https://seekingalpha.com/news/4143309-earnings-week-ahead-nvidia-crowdstrike-salesforce-lululemon-and-more
- MarketScreener — "Weekly Earnings Calendar: Broadcom, Inditex and CrowdStrike in the Spotlight" — https://www.marketscreener.com/news/weekly-earnings-calendar-broadcom-inditex-and-crowdstrike-in-the-spotlight-ce7f5ddbdf8ef62d
- FinancialJuice — "Week Ahead: Economic Indicators 1st – 5th June (US)" — https://features.financialjuice.com/2026/05/29/week-ahead-economic-indicators-1st-5th-june-us/
- ADM Investor Services — "JOLTS, ISM Data on Deck" — https://www.admis.com/jolts-ism-data-on-deck/
- BEA — "Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index" (April release May 28) — https://www.bea.gov/data/personal-consumption-expenditures-price-index
- SiliconANGLE — "MongoDB posts stellar earnings and revenue beat as software rebound accelerates" — https://siliconangle.com/2026/05/28/mongodb-posts-stellar-earnings-revenue-beat-software-rebound-accelerates/
- TIME — "Global Oil Prices Rise as Fresh U.S. Strikes on Iran Cast Shadow Over Trump's Promised Peace Deal" — https://time.com/article/2026/05/26/us-iran-new-strikes-global-oil-prices-rise-peace-deal-talks-jeopardy/
- Advisor Perspectives — "Treasury Yields Snapshot: May 29, 2026" — https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2026/05/29/treasury-yields-snapshot-may-29-2026
- Cryptobriefing — "US jobs report set to reveal solid growth and steady unemployment rate" — https://cryptobriefing.com/us-jobs-report-may-2026-growth/
Disclaimer: For Educational Purposes Only. Not investment advice. Do your own research.
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