Something to be worried about
The chart of the S&P 500 expressed in a strong currency (Swiss franc) does not look the same as in Dollars. Source: i3 invest
Gold hit $3.600 for the 1st time
Source: Barchart
Google can keep its popular Chrome browser, a federal judge has ruled
Alphabet $GOOGLE shares are up 8% AFTER-MARKET. Source: Brew markets, CNBC
BREAKING: Trump tells Xi Jinping to 'please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United States of America.'
Source: The Spectator Index @spectatorindex on X
This is Bloomberg's measure of bond market liquidity, which compares actual yield curves to synthetic smooth yield curves for each country
The more kinks you have in the yield curve, the higher this index and the worse is liquidity. UK off the charts, France rising rapidly... Source: Robin Brooks
Based on forward P/E, US equities are trading at a 53% premium relative to the rest of the world
Source: Augur Infinity
The UK faces the doom loop of rising borrowing costs, growing deficits and a government facing a lot of bad choices to raise revenues
Yields on 30-year gilts have reached their highest levels since 1998. Source: Lisa Abramowicz @lisaabramowicz1, Bloomberg
What's next for gold?
Here's the technical analysis view from J-C Parets: "After spending months coiling beneath the 423.6% Fibonacci extension, Gold futures are now resolving higher. This has been the pattern time and time again. Gold pauses at an extension level, builds energy, then launches to the next target. Every one of those continuation patterns has marked the beginning of another leg higher, and this one looks no different. As long as this breakout sticks, we think 4,500 is next". Source: All Star Charts team
