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Pre-Market Report – Tuesday 3 March: US markets shrugg off Iranian war - SPI down 20 - Gold takes a break - Oil up

Published 4 weeks, 1 day ago
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US equities were mostly higher in Monday trading, ending a bit off best levels. Big tech was mostly higher with NVDA the upside standout. Other outperformers included energy (crude), defense (Iran), software, banks (particularly regionals), PE, insurers, steel, rails, small-caps, and E&Cs. Laggards included airlines (fuel-price concerns), homebuilders (yields), semis, HDDs, managed care (ELV), pharma/biotech, MedTech, building products, travel/tourism, casual diners, apparel, housing-related retail, HPCs, beverages, and China tech. Treasuries came under meaningful pressure with yields up 9-10 bp at the short end of the curve. Dollar index was up 1.0%. Gold finished up 1.2%, though off best levels. Silver was down 4.8%. Bitcoin futures were up 5.8%. WTI crude settled up 6.3% and closed at its highest level since last June (though came off even higher overnight levels).

SPI down 20 - Gold up slightly - Oil up on Strait closure news.

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