A market analysis published on June 27 said gold and silver futures logged sharp weekly losses, with international gold down 1.6% and silver down 8.8%, while India’s MCX gold futures fell 2.1% and MCX silver futures slid 6.4%. The analysis said both contracts have reached key support zones and are showing early signs of short-term stabilisation. It flagged ₹1,44,000 as a key level for gold futures, with scope to rebound toward ₹1,50,000 if it holds, and ₹2,23,400 for silver futures, with a potential move toward ₹2,40,000 if support remains intact.

This could have been a strong week for bond bears, if not for the drop in crude oil.

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule this week on President Donald Trump’s attempt to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, a case that for the first time tests the legal limits of the Federal Reserve Act’s “for cause” removal standard. Lower courts have already paused the dismissal, allowing Cook to remain in her role while the case proceeds. If the court upholds strong tenure protection for Fed governors, it would reinforce the Fed’s policy independence and reduce the risk of political pressure on rate decisions. With inflation running hotter than expected and markets weighing the possibility of rate hikes, the ruling could shape policy credibility and how investors price the interest-rate path.

New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh signaled at least one interest-rate increase before the end of 2026, using a six-word remark that markets read as a policy shift. U.S. equities sold off, with the S&P 500 down 1.2% and the Nasdaq Composite down 1.3%. President Donald Trump said higher rates were “hard to believe” and complained they “keep a country down,” while still voicing confidence in Warsh as his pick. The comment was treated as a clear turn in policy expectations and sparked short-term pressure on stock indexes.

Kranti Industries Ltd completed an off-market, inter-se promoter transfer of 4.97 lakh equity shares by way of gift on June 24, 2026. Sachin Subhash Vora and Sumit Subhash Vora received 1,50,000 shares each, while Indubala Subhash Vora received 1,97,000 shares. Gadiya Sapna Sunil disposed of 3,00,000 shares and Lodha Rekha Kirtikumar disposed of 1,97,000 shares. Separately, the board approved an additional working capital term loan facility from HDFC Bank Ltd under the Emergency Credit Line Guaranteed Scheme (ECLGS) on June 13, 2026.

SpaceX shares face pressure from a wave of insider selling as the company uses a staged lockup schedule rather than a standard uniform 180-day restriction. Some insiders will be able to sell after the first earnings report in August, with additional tranches unlocking over time. The tradable float is expected to reach 58% of total shares within 180 days, far above the less than 5% initially available after the IPO. The analysis argues that early gains were driven by scarcity, while a sustained increase in supply could create meaningful selling pressure.

U.S. two-year Treasury yields fell on Friday as oil prices dropped on rising shipping volumes through the Strait of Hormuz. The move boosted expectations that inflation pressures could ease. Traders lowered the odds of additional Federal Reserve rate hikes this year, even as some policymakers struck a hawkish tone.

The U.S. Department of Commerce has allowed Anthropic to partially restore access to its Mythos 5 model for roughly 100 approved U.S. organizations, including government agencies and critical-infrastructure companies, for defensive cybersecurity use. The model had previously been taken offline entirely after export-control restrictions were applied. Cisco and JPMorgan Chase, identified as Project Glasswing partners, are among those covered by the restored access. The development reflects a regulatory enforcement adjustment and does not involve financial data, product revenue, or an operational change with a directly quantifiable near-term impact on the companies mentioned.