US equities slipped, oil steadied near 60, and gold held above 4050 with central bank demand returning. Goldman Sachs warned of a supply driven oil surplus in 2026, while Deutsche Bank said gold remains supported by inelastic demand. Crypto markets stayed soft as Bitcoin hovered above 91000 and ETF outflows persisted. Sector updates across North America, Europe, Asia, commodities, and digital assets highlight a broad risk off tone heading into key macro data.
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Daily Market Roundup
Another choppy session left U.S. equities flat while commodities dominated the day: oil steadied, precious metals softened, and central-bank gold buying remained murky. Crypto weakened again, with Bitcoin hitting its lowest level since May.
Daily Market Roundup
Risk assets snapped back as US stocks sold off and yields firmed; commodities held firmer amid supply concerns. China credit and Japan PPI underscored regional growth risks while crypto showed mixed flows and headline M&A/IPO moves.
Daily Market Roundup
U.S. markets diverged as the Dow hit 48K while tech sold off; gold broke above $4,200 on softer yields; oil slumped over 4% on surplus fears; Europe extended gains; China’s He Lifeng called for renewed U.S. cooperation; and crypto markets showed mixed resilience.
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Markets ended the session divided as investors rotated out of tech and into defensive blue chips. The Dow led gains while the Nasdaq slipped. Meanwhile, crypto momentum faded with Bitcoin pinned near $105,000 amid weak ETF inflows and low retail participation. Gold steadied near $4,110 as traders awaited a House vote on the US funding bill, and crude oil climbed above $61 after rebounding from early losses.
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Daily Market Roundup
Markets closed the week on a defensive note as tech losses deepened and global sentiment softened. Commodities stayed rangebound, gold inflows rose, and crypto steadied after ETF inflows returned. Asia showed deflationary strain while Europe cooled — a cautious, data-driven mood defining the close to the week.