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US stock futures edged lower on Tuesday after President Trump called for the full evacuation of Tehran amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes, adding that "Iran should have signed the 'deal' I told them to sign." Meanwhile, Iran reportedly urged several Middle Eastern nations to pressure Trump into pushing Israel toward a ceasefire, offering flexibility on nuclear talks. In regular trading on Monday, the Dow gained 0.75%, the S&P 500 rose 0.94%, and the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.52%, as investors appeared to look past the conflict in the Middle East. Seven of the 11 S&P 500 sectors ended in positive territory, led by communication services, technology, and consumer discretionary. Meanwhile, utilities, health care, and energy stocks lagged. Traders are also turning their attention to the Fed’s policy decision later this week, with the central bank widely expected to keep rates unchanged. Retail sales data, due later today, may also offer further clues on the health of the economy.

US Futures Slip on Trump Tehran Warning

Total passenger vehicle sales in India climbed by 0.8% year-on-year to 303,099 units in May 2025, after a 5.5% growth in the previous month, according to data from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM). The figures exclude sales from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), and Volvo. This marked the eighth consecutive month of year-on-year growth in passenger vehicle sales, though the softest pace in the sequence. " Going forward, the RBI’s three repo rate cuts totalling 100 basis points in less than six months, along with a forecast of above-normal monsoons are some of the indicators which should positively impact the auto sector by improving affordability and boosting consumer sentiment in the coming months," Rajesh Menon, Director General, SIAM said. However, on a monthly basis, sales fell by 0.2%, following a 7.9% plunge in April.

India Passenger Vehicle Sales Rise 0.8% in May

The NZX 50 was little changed on Tuesday morning, hovering near 12,689 after solid gains in the previous session. Losses in consumer durables and electronic tech offset gains in producer manufacturing and energy minerals. Investors digested fresh data showing New Zealand’s food inflation accelerated to a 17-month high of 4.4% in May from 3.7% in April. Focus also turned to key domestic data due this week, including Q1 GDP and the current account balance. Meanwhile, U.S. futures dropped sharply amid escalating Middle East tensions, with Israel pledging further strikes on Iran. On the monetary front, the Fed will kick off its policy meeting today, with a decision expected Wednesday. While rates are widely expected to stay unchanged for a fourth straight time, mounting geopolitical risks and higher oil prices could dampen hopes for near-term cuts. Among individual movers, AFT Pharma rose 1.9% and Skellerup gained 1.1%, while Mainfreight lost 1.4% and Restaurant Brands NZ slipped 1.0%.

NZX 50 Muted After Food Inflation Data

Coal increased to a 18-week high of 106.00 USD/T. Over the past 4 weeks, Coal gained 6.31%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 22.12%.

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