1. The ECB warns of financial risks linked to geopolitical and commercial tensions: The European Central Bank (ECB) warned on May 27 that the conflict in Iran and trade tensions could slow economic growth in the euro zone and drive up borrowing costs, thereby threatening fiscal stability. The ECB stressed that the market is currently complacent, keeping stock prices high and bond yields low, which could easily lead to a sharp revaluation in the event of an energy shock.
2. China delays Airbus certification in retaliation to European authorities: China Civil Aviation Administration delays approval of orders from Airbus in retaliation for the slow certification of Comac’s C919 by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This administrative delay led to a sharp drop in Airbus deliveries to China: only 16 aircraft were delivered during the first five months of this year, compared to 47 over the same period last year.
3. Japanese stocks aim for a record 69,000 points thanks to the AI wave: Experts predict that the Nikkei 225 index could reach a record 69,000 points by the end of 2027 thanks to a strong wave of investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and stable growth in corporate profits. After growing nearly 70% over the past two years thanks to governance reforms and favorable government policies, the Nikkei 225 index has now outpaced the growth of many major markets such as the United States, China and Europe.
4. France launches the Marianne Gold gold coin with digital features: The Paris Mint has just put 100,000 new “Marianne Or” gold coins into circulation, allowing investors to own gold in physical and digital form (e-Marianne Or). ​​Unlike gold ETFs, this product, available in denominations ranging from 1/10 to 1 ounce, allows buyers to order minting and receive physical gold of 99.9% purity at any time.
5. Micron crosses the milestone of 1,000 billion dollars in market capitalization: Micron’s market capitalization officially exceeded $1,000 billion on May 26, after a 19% increase in its share price, setting its 28th record of the year. This increase follows the upward revision of the price target by UBS, set at $ 1,625, forecasting that the market capitalization of the chip maker could reach $ 1,800 billion, thus surpassing companies like Tesla and Meta. With 180% growth since the end of March 2026, Micron has become the 11th largest publicly traded company in the United States, cementing its leadership position as artificial intelligence (AI) fundamentally restructures the global memory chip market.
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