Headlines May 27

ANZ: Oil demand to top supply even if Iran barrels return.

Chinese commodity businesses cut bullish bets on pressure from Beijing.

The PBoC establishes the yuan mid-point at 6.3858/dlr vs. the previous close of 6.3840, the first fixing below 6.4000 threshold since June 2018.

Japan's government seeks to extend the virus emergency in Tokyo and other areas.

The Telegraph reports that UK's Prime Minister Johnson is considering imposing a carbon tax on imports.

New global code to trap corporate tax avoiders, according to The Times.
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US: Xiaomi is not subject to Chinese military company bans.