London Wrap: XTZ +4.7% leads crypto, IBEX up 1.2%
Crypto led as the London session closed β XTZ +4.7%, Bitcoin +1.2% β with European equities higher, the dollar softer and silver up 1.9%.
Crypto led as the London session closed β XTZ +4.7%, Bitcoin +1.2% β with European equities higher, the dollar softer and silver up 1.9%.
European equities led the Oct 20 selloff β DAX, FTSE and IBEX each off more than 1.3% β while the S&P 500 closed flat and gold slipped 1.06%.
European bourses led a broad risk-off close as the DAX fell 1.45% and the FTSE 1.43%, while gold slipped 1.06% and Cardano paced crypto losses.
US equities and precious metals firmed into the New York close while crypto sold off β platinum +1.3%, GRT -5.81%, bitcoin near $80.9k.
Platinum (+1.3%) and palladium (+1.11%) topped the board as London closed, while crypto led the losers with GRTUSD off 5.81% and Polkadot down 4.95%.
European equities climbed as the CAC 40 and FTSE 100 led gains, silver and US crude rallied, and the Australian dollar topped the session's losers.
Bitcoin Cash leads a green crypto board while the Australian dollar sags across every major cross; silver, oil and European indices also climb.
Uniswap led a crypto slip after Fed Chairman Warsh spoke on 16 October, while silver and palladium held flat and Tezos edged higher in our feed.
Silver sank 5.7% to lead a metals rout into the New York close, while the Nasdaq 100 shed 2% and crypto turned broadly red across the board.
Silver led a broad metals selloff, sinking 5.7% as platinum and palladium slid; the dollar firmed and the Nasdaq 100 fell 2% into the London close.

Silver (XAGUSD) trades at 55.61, down 5.7% on the session and below its 20-, 50- and 200-day averages, with RSI at 28.5 and volatility subdued.
U.S. Core PPI is due at 12:30 UTC, forecast 0.3% vs 0.2% prior, as silver, platinum and altcoins trade broadly lower across our feed.