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The 10-Year Treasury yield hits 4.67% after a hawkish Jackson Hole (opens the original)
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Crude Oil plunged 4.05% to $84 as its 50-day moving average rapidly falls toward a bearish technical cross. On Wall Street, the Nasdaq edged down 0.69% to 29,492 and the S&P 500 drifted lower to 7,722 after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivered a hawkish Jackson Hole address. In Europe, the DAX edged up 0.88% to 26,367 on strong domestic data, while the FTSE 100 drifted to 10,792. Meanwhile, Asian markets struggled as the Hang Seng slid 1.71% to 25,566 and the Nikkei drifted to 66,132. Nex
Gold surged 5.56% to $4,624 as the US Dollar weakens (opens the original)
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Gold surged 5.56% to $4,624 as capital aggressively seeks defensive harbors. The DXY edged down 0.87% to 98.80, breaking critical support and fueling a massive rally in hard assets where Oil surged 5.66% to $87. Meanwhile, Asian markets saw a violent rotation as the Nikkei plunged 3.93% to 66,016, driving inflows into the Hang Seng which surged 3.55% to 26,009. In the U.S., the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 drifted higher on pure market structure while the VIX dropped to 15.13. Next week, all eyes turn
Why did the Nikkei surge 4.74% despite global market fears? (opens the original)
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Oil surged 5.40% to $82 this week on geopolitical supply fears, but does that mean capital is really fleeing fiat for hard assets? We stress-test the "Paper Exodus" thesis against the full tape. In Asia, the Nikkei gained 4.74% to 68,714 as BOJ policy lifted financials, while the Hang Seng slid 2.15% to 25,117 on mainland growth concerns. On Wall Street, the S&P 500 drifted 0.22% to 7,805 and the Nasdaq 0.15% to 30,142 as tech momentum stalled. Gold edged up 0.91% to $4,380, still under a longer
CRUDE OIL PLUNGED 7.67% As Geopolitical Risk Premium Vents (opens the original)
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Crude Oil plunged 7.67% to $78 as the Middle East geopolitical risk premium rapidly unwound. This de-escalation allowed the Nasdaq to rally 1.18% to 29,835 and the S&P 500 to edge up 0.58% to 7,780, assuming a friendlier Federal Reserve. In Europe, the DAX rallied 2.69% to 26,319 and the FTSE 100 drifted to 10,901, while the Nikkei rallied 1.93% and the Hang Seng edged down 0.84%. Meanwhile, Gold surged 7.20% to $4,341 as the DXY drifted to 99.60 and the VIX slid to 14.90. Next week's U.S. Consu
OIL CRASHED 5.20% TO $85 AS THE SUPPLY RISK PREMIUM UNWINDS (opens the original)
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The VIX plunged 6.44% to 15.99 as geopolitical risk premiums completely evaporated from global markets. Gold drifted lower by 0.45% to $4,049 as capital sought European safe havens, helping the DAX rally 2.11% to 25,629 and the FTSE 100 rally 1.23% to 10,868. The Hang Seng surged 3.69% to 25,884, diverging sharply from the Nikkei which drifted lower by 0.39% to 64,362. On Wall Street, the Nasdaq 100 edged up 0.59% to 28,404 and the S&P 500 edged up 0.63% to 7,519 following strong tech earnings.
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