New York Wrap: Nikkei sinks 4%, silver sheds 4%
The Nikkei 225 fell 4.17% and silver dropped 4% as precious metals and equities sold off, while crude oil and Solana bucked the trend.
The Nikkei 225 fell 4.17% and silver dropped 4% as precious metals and equities sold off, while crude oil and Solana bucked the trend.
The Nikkei dropped 4.17% and silver fell 4% as precious metals sold off broadly. European bourses and Wall Street's tech names closed the London day lower.
Oil led the session with WTI and Brent up over 3%, Bitcoin firmed 2.3%, and Wall Street closed lower as European indices led the declines.
Crude and Bitcoin lead the tape as US and European indices slip, while gold and silver hold near multi-month highs. Here's where the majors stand.
US stocks closed higher led by the Nasdaq 100's 1.37% gain, while gold, silver and crude all retreated into the New York close.

Nikkei 225 CFD trades at 68,483.05, up 1.88% and above its 20-, 50- and 200-day averages, with RSI at 60.7 and elevated ATR. A descriptive technical read.
Oil closed higher again to cap a double-digit weekly run, while gold and silver eased and US equities dipped. Full New York close wrap.
Brent and WTI led the tape with gains above 2%, precious metals kept their weekly run, and US equities drifted lower into the close.
Brent hit $83.14 and WTI $78.02 as oil led the session, silver held a 9% weekly gain, and European indices closed mixed. The London wrap.
US session close: oil bounced almost 5% and Cardano jumped 6.4%, while the Dow slid 1.1% and gold eased below $4,240. A full look at the day's moves.
Precious metals dominated the European session as gold jumped 4.2% and silver 4.3%, while European indices softened and the dollar eased broadly.
US indices closed higher across the board with the S&P 500 up 1.07%, as Uniswap led crypto losses and precious metals slipped into the close.