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Original Title: [This Moment Global Futures] Stock Market Boom Drives Silver Surge, Oil Pauses… ‘Asset Temperature Differences’
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US Stock Futures Continue Strong… S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rise Together
The US stock futures market continues its strong trend. S&P 500 futures are up 0.64%, trading near all-time highs; Nasdaq 100 futures are up 0.99%, reflecting leadership from tech stocks. Russell 2000 futures are up 1.32%, indicating stronger upward momentum among small and mid-cap stocks. In Europe, STOXX 50 futures are up 0.32%, DAX futures are up 0.44%, showing overall stability.
Precious Metals Strong… Silver Jumps 5%, Gold Also Gains
The precious metals market performs notably. Silver futures surge over 5%, marking the largest increase; gold also rises over 1%, reflecting some inflow into safe-haven assets. Copper and platinum also rise in tandem, indicating strength in industrial and precious metals. Market analysis suggests that amid rising geopolitical risks, physical demand expectations and inflation hedging are both playing roles.
Energy Commodities Adjust… WTI and Brent Oil Prices Fall
In contrast, energy commodities show a clear correction. WTI crude oil( drops over 2%, and Brent oil prices decline by more than half of 1%. Recently, oil prices surged short-term due to geopolitical issues and supply uncertainties, but now face profit-taking pressures. The energy market as a whole is entering a phase of adjustment seeking new directions.
Agricultural and Soft Commodities Mixed… Coffee and Orange Juice Lead Gains
Soft commodities and grains show mixed performance. Coffee rises 3.55%, orange juice jumps 4.96%, leading the strong trend. Conversely, cocoa falls 1.45%, facing correction pressure. In grains, oats)+0.90%(, rapeseed oil)+0.52%(, and coarse grains)+1.42%( rise, while soybeans)-0.52%(, wheat)-0.39%(, and soybean oil)-0.96%( weaken.
US Dollar Slightly Stronger… Major Currencies Weaker
In the forex market, the US dollar shows slight strength. The dollar index is up 0.36%, while major currencies like euro)-0.34%(, yen)-0.29%(, pound)-0.29%(, and Swiss franc)-0.56%( weaken against the dollar. The Australian dollar rises 0.34%, showing relative strength.
US Treasury Futures Steady… Short-term Bonds Stable
In the bond market, US Treasury futures remain generally stable. 2-year Treasury futures decline 0.03%, while 5-year and 10-year futures fluctuate only slightly, with limited directional movement. The market appears to be in a wait-and-see mode, awaiting key economic data and monetary policy signals.
Bitcoin Corrects… Fails to Break $95,000
In the digital asset market, Bitcoin drops 1.03%, continuing its correction. After failing to break the $95,000 level, profit-taking sell-offs have emerged, and the market is entering a correction phase. Although risk asset appetite remains unchanged, short-term price pressure-driven adjustments continue.
Overall, the global futures markets show positive signals from a strong stock market and rising precious metals, while also facing cautious factors such as oil price corrections and currency mix. Markets continue to seek the next direction amid asset class differentiation.
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Global futures market overview: US stocks surge strongly, silver jumps 5%, oil prices adjust
Source: BlockMedia Original Title: [This Moment Global Futures] Stock Market Boom Drives Silver Surge, Oil Pauses… ‘Asset Temperature Differences’ Original Link:
US Stock Futures Continue Strong… S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rise Together
The US stock futures market continues its strong trend. S&P 500 futures are up 0.64%, trading near all-time highs; Nasdaq 100 futures are up 0.99%, reflecting leadership from tech stocks. Russell 2000 futures are up 1.32%, indicating stronger upward momentum among small and mid-cap stocks. In Europe, STOXX 50 futures are up 0.32%, DAX futures are up 0.44%, showing overall stability.
Precious Metals Strong… Silver Jumps 5%, Gold Also Gains
The precious metals market performs notably. Silver futures surge over 5%, marking the largest increase; gold also rises over 1%, reflecting some inflow into safe-haven assets. Copper and platinum also rise in tandem, indicating strength in industrial and precious metals. Market analysis suggests that amid rising geopolitical risks, physical demand expectations and inflation hedging are both playing roles.
Energy Commodities Adjust… WTI and Brent Oil Prices Fall
In contrast, energy commodities show a clear correction. WTI crude oil( drops over 2%, and Brent oil prices decline by more than half of 1%. Recently, oil prices surged short-term due to geopolitical issues and supply uncertainties, but now face profit-taking pressures. The energy market as a whole is entering a phase of adjustment seeking new directions.
Agricultural and Soft Commodities Mixed… Coffee and Orange Juice Lead Gains
Soft commodities and grains show mixed performance. Coffee rises 3.55%, orange juice jumps 4.96%, leading the strong trend. Conversely, cocoa falls 1.45%, facing correction pressure. In grains, oats)+0.90%(, rapeseed oil)+0.52%(, and coarse grains)+1.42%( rise, while soybeans)-0.52%(, wheat)-0.39%(, and soybean oil)-0.96%( weaken.
US Dollar Slightly Stronger… Major Currencies Weaker
In the forex market, the US dollar shows slight strength. The dollar index is up 0.36%, while major currencies like euro)-0.34%(, yen)-0.29%(, pound)-0.29%(, and Swiss franc)-0.56%( weaken against the dollar. The Australian dollar rises 0.34%, showing relative strength.
US Treasury Futures Steady… Short-term Bonds Stable
In the bond market, US Treasury futures remain generally stable. 2-year Treasury futures decline 0.03%, while 5-year and 10-year futures fluctuate only slightly, with limited directional movement. The market appears to be in a wait-and-see mode, awaiting key economic data and monetary policy signals.
Bitcoin Corrects… Fails to Break $95,000
In the digital asset market, Bitcoin drops 1.03%, continuing its correction. After failing to break the $95,000 level, profit-taking sell-offs have emerged, and the market is entering a correction phase. Although risk asset appetite remains unchanged, short-term price pressure-driven adjustments continue.
Overall, the global futures markets show positive signals from a strong stock market and rising precious metals, while also facing cautious factors such as oil price corrections and currency mix. Markets continue to seek the next direction amid asset class differentiation.