New York Wrap: Gold and Silver Both Jump Over 4%
Precious metals stole the US session as gold surged 4.2% to $4,244 and silver rose 4.3%, while the Nasdaq 100 slipped and the dollar softened broadly.
Precious metals stole the US session as gold surged 4.2% to $4,244 and silver rose 4.3%, while the Nasdaq 100 slipped and the dollar softened broadly.
Precious metals dominated the European session as gold jumped 4.2% and silver 4.3%, while European indices softened and the dollar eased broadly.
Precious metals lead the tape as gold clears $4,244 and silver tops $61. The dollar softens, crypto is mixed, and European indices open on the back foot.
Brent and WTI led the London session lower, both down roughly 10% on the week, while silver and gold slipped and the FTSE 100 pushed higher.
Altcoins slide with XTZ down 7%, the Nasdaq 100 falls 1.85% and the Nikkei drops 2.3% as crude and silver retreat to open the week.
WTI crude fell 6.5% and Brent 5.9% to close the US session, while silver, gold and Wall Street indices climbed and Ethereum led crypto gains.
Oil led the day's losers with WTI down 6.5% and Brent off 5.9%, while European indices, silver and gold all firmed into the London close.
WTI dropped 6.5% and Brent 5.85% to close the US session, while silver, gold and a broad equity bid firmed. Ethereum and Uniswap led crypto gainers.
Nasdaq 100 fell 1.31% while the DAX and IBEX rallied over 1%. Crypto broadly retreated, oil pulled back, and silver added 1.17%. Full session recap.
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