Cryptocurrencies moved lower, but other asset classes were mixed. The largest gains were in coffee, up 4.5%, and the Japanese Yen, up 1.1%. The largest declines were in Ethereum, down 10.3%, and the broader CCi30 crypto index, down 7.2%. Outside of crypto, the largest losses were in palladium, down 4.3%, and Japanese stocks, off 3.1%. The US Dollar rose 0.4%, outpacing treasuries; short term notes rose 0.3% and long term treasuries fell 0.4%.
Another up week for the markets; the only decliner was coffee, off 0.5%. The largest gains were in Japanese stocks, up 7.9%, cotton, up 4.5%, and silver, up 4.4%. The Canadian Dollar was the hottest currency, rising 2.4%, followed by the US Dollar and the Chinese Yuan, each up 2.3%. USD cash outperformed treasuries; short term notes rose 2.2% and long term treasuries gained 0.5%.
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This week, markets reversed course, putting most assets in the green. The only decliners were silver, down 8.7%, gold stocks, down 4.7%, and palladium, down 3.7%. The largest gains were in crude oil, up 10.0%, the CCi30 crypto index, up 7.5%, and Bitcoin, up 7.3%. The US Dollar hit a new all-time low of 7.24 mg on Monday, then rallied to end the week up 2.9%. All other major currencies followed a similar trajectory, with the CNY rising the most, closing up 5.8%. Bonds outperformed USD cash; long term treasuries rose 3.2%.
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Once again, commodities were mixed, but all other asset classes were in the red. The week's best performers (and only gainers) were silver, up 0.3%, and coffee, up 0.2%. The largest losses were in Bitcoin, down 11.5%, the Chinese Yuan down 9.5%, and the CCi30 crypto index, down 9.3%. The US Dollar hit a new all-time low of 7.3 mg on Thursday, then bounced to end the week down 5.9%. All other major currencies also made new all-time lows, with the CNY hit especially hard.
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Commodities were mixed, but all other asset classes were in the red. The week's best performers (and only gainers) were palladium, up 12.5%, and silver, up 4.2%. The largest losses were all in crypto, with the CCi30 crypto index down 18.1%, Ethereum down 17.0%, and Bitcoin down 9.5%. The US Dollar hit a new all-time low of 7.7 mg on Wednesday, then bounced to end the week down 2.2%. All other major currencies also made new all-time lows, but the Japanese Yen was singled out for a special beating, closing down 6.0%.
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National currencies and bonds fell, cryptocurrencies advanced, and equities and commodities were mixed. The week's best performers were Ethereum, up 8.5%, and Bitcoin, up 8.1%. Outside of Crypto, silver was the star, gaining 2.6%. The largest losses were in crude oil, down 9.7%, cotton, down 4.6%, and palladium, down 3.8%. The US Dollar fell 3.0% to a new all-time low; all other major currencies also made new all-time lows.
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National currencies and bonds fell, cryptocurrencies advanced, and equities and commodities were mixed. The week's best performers were the CCi30 crypto index, up 7.7%, Ethereum, up 7.6%, and palladium, up 6.1%. The largest losses were in crude oil, down 2.8%, the Chinese Yuan, down 2.2%, and the Euro, down 1.8%. The US Dollar fell 1.5% to a new all-time low, while Bitcoin gained 3.3%.
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Over the last three weeks, our table has gone from green to mixed to red. The only asset in the green this week is the HUI gold stock index, up 2.4%. Besides gold stocks, the week's best performers were silver, down 0.7%, followed by copper and coffee, down 1.2% each. The largest losses were in cryptos, as Ethereum fell 12.1%, and the CCi30 fell 10.6%. Outside of crypto, the worst performers were palladium, down 5.4%, and the Euro STOXX, down 5.3%. The US Dollar fell 2.8% to a new all-time low, and Bitcoin dropped 9.7%.
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In the previous week, every asset class was in the green; this week, only bonds were rising, while other asset classes were mixed. The week's best performers were coffee, up 14.4%, Ethereum, up 9.0%, and the CCi30 crypto index, up 5.5%. The largest losses were in the Nikkei 225, down 2.1%, followed by copper and the Canadian Dollar, down 0.6% each. The US Dollar was little changed, and Bitcoin declined 0.4%.
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Bonds fell, cryptocurrencies advanced, national currencies were mixed but mostly lower, while stocks were mixed but mostly higher. The week's best performers were Ethereum, up 13.6%, the HUI gold stocks, up 8.6%, and coffee, up 7.3%. The largest losses were in palladium, down 8.4%, and crude oil, down 6.4%, followed by the Chinese Yuan, down 2.1%. The US Dollar fell 1.4%, and Bitcoin rose 1.6%.
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