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Wall Street Breakfast

Gold sinks

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Dow outshined both the Nasdaq and benchmark S&P 500 (0:30). Gold sinks by most in 4 years (1:11). Crude oil falls sharply (1:50) Trump prepares broad energy plan (2:40).

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Gold sinks by most in four years as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire nears
Trump prepares broad energy plan to boost gas exports - report

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0:00.0

Good morning. Today is Tuesday, November 26th. I'm Rina Sherbel, filling in for the incomparable Julie Morgan.

0:18.1

Our top stories today, Dow outshined NASDAQ and SMP, crude oil and gold sink,

0:25.2

and Trump preparing broad energy plan. Wall Street's major averages finished Monday on a positive note

0:32.7

where the Dow outshined both the NASDAQ and benchmark S&P 500. At the conclusion of the trading session,

0:39.2

the Dow ended on top, also closing in the green was the S&P 500 as it climbed 0.3%, and the NASDAQ finished

0:46.4

the day higher as it picked up 0.27%. U.S. Treasury yields observed a move lower to start the week

0:53.2

as two-year treasure yields fell, as did the U.S. 10 year. Se move lower to start the week as two-year treasury yields fell,

0:55.3

as did the U.S. 10-year. Seeking Alpha's Ahan Vashi of the quantum mental investors stated,

1:00.7

despite treasury bonds catching a bid after the nomination for U.S. Treasury Secretary,

1:05.2

the broad equity market only managed to register a minor gain in Monday session.

1:10.6

Front month gold futures fell Monday in

1:12.4

the largest one day declined by dollar amount since November 2020, as news of a potential

1:17.5

ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah and Lebanon further undermined safe haven

1:22.1

demand for the medal, as well as President-elect Trump's selection of his new secretary of the

1:27.1

Treasury. The drop stopped

1:28.8

a five-session winning streak. Stone ex-analyst Fawad Razakzada said between falling safe haven

1:35.2

demand and a hawkish repricing of U.S. interest rate cut expectations, gold's short-term outlook

1:41.2

has turned moderately bearish. Even so, gold could still potentially rise

1:46.3

to 3,000 an ounce in the slightly longer term. Crude oil futures fell sharply Monday as news

1:53.0

grew of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah, which would lower the risk of a broader

1:58.1

Middle East war that could impact global oil supplies. UBS wrote in a note, it seems the news of a broader Middle East war that could impact global oil supplies.

2:01.9

UBS wrote in a note, it seems the news of a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is behind the

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