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Gold up $12
European equities down for the first time this week
More signs that Trump and his team would weaken the dollar
By: Adam Button
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Clear skies
S&P 500 up 0.2%
WTI crude oil traded in a $1.25 range today and initially traded higher briefly on weekly US inventory data before fading afterwards. I think that you need to go back to yesterday to get some of the context of the rally. There was a big intraday rally in oil that looks to me like the private inventory numbers leaked (which is common).
Bitcoin is now down 3.3% on the day, or $2200, to $64,150. Virtually all of the selling has been since the start of the US session and points to some broader angst in risk assets.
WTI crude oil down 40-cents to $82.92 US 10-year yields up 4.8 bps to 4.66% GOld flat at $2321 S&P 500 flat
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