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Trump tariff pledge roils currencies, lowered stocks – Nov 27

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Index Last Change % Change
trading higher

44,860.31 +123.74 0.28%Positive
trading higher

19,175.58 +120.74 0.63%Positive
trading higher

6,021.63 +34.26 0.57%Positive
Index Last Change % Change
trading lower

38,163.46 -278.54 0.72%Negative
trading higher

19,194.70 +35.50 0.19%Positive
trading lower

80,004.06 -105.79 0.13%

Source: LSEG, opens new tab – data delayed by at least 15 minutes

Fixed Income

Treasury yields rose on Tuesday, as Monday’s bond rally lost momentum with the tariff announcement.

10-year notes rose 3 bps to 4.293%, from 4.263% late on Monday.

30-year bond yield rose 1.8 bps to 4.4647%.  2-year note yield, flat at 4.252%.

Equities

MSCI’s global turned higher and was up 1.52 points, or 0.18%, at 859.27.
Europe’s STOXX 600 closed down 0.57%.

Forex

MXN weakened 1.6% at 20.66, CAD weakened 0.56% to 1.41.
Bitcoin down 2.80% at $91,064.35, after last week hitting a record high at $99,830.

Commodities

Oil lower, extending Monday’s losses in choppy trade after news of ceasefire.
U.S. crude down 0.25% at $68.77, Brent ended at $72.81, down 0.27%.

Gold dipping to a week low as safe-haven demand softened with news of the ceasefire.

XAU rose 0.29% to $2,632.81.
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