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The Nasdaq Composite pushed to another record as growth stock demand held firm despite renewed pressure from long dated Treasury yields. The rally’s durability remains in focus as the Dow fails to confirm the breakout and investors await ISM services data and Fed minutes.

The S&P 500 remains in a broader uptrend, but a minor downtrend and a nearby resistance band are keeping the recovery selective. Traders are watching Fed commentary, Micron earnings, oil headlines and Friday’s jobs report for the next market catalyst.

Silver failed to sustain a rally after softer PCE data, leaving the market back near the $60.84 retracement of its all time high. Traders are now watching Friday’s jobs report, the dollar, and Treasury yield pressure for the next directional cue.

Gold and silver remain under pressure as higher Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar offset support from Middle East tensions. Traders are watching whether gold can hold $4,200 and whether silver can defend $60 ahead of US inflation and jobs data.

The US dollar is drawing support from rising short-term Treasury yields as traders reassess the Federal Reserve rate path after Warsh’s speech. Upcoming jobs and inflation data are expected to determine whether the dollar index can challenge the 100 handle or retreat toward the 98 area.

The US dollar is drawing support from rising short-term Treasury yields as markets reassess the Federal Reserve rate path after Warsh’s speech. Upcoming jobs and inflation data are likely to determine whether the US Dollar Index can challenge the 100 handle or retreat toward 98.

Silver held above the session low after rate concerns, a firmer dollar and higher Treasury yields pressured the metal. Physical demand from factories and solar-panel makers helped cushion the decline, but technical traders are still treating the rebound as stabilization rather than a full reversal.

The US dollar is drawing support from rising short-term Treasury yields after Warsh’s speech revived expectations for another Fed rate increase. Upcoming jobs and core inflation data are set to determine whether the dollar index can challenge the 100 handle or retreat toward nearby support.

Bitcoin moved back above $61,000 after remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh suggested inflation risks were easing and reduced pressure for more hawkish policy. The rebound came even as tech shares fell sharply, with South Korea’s Kospi sliding nearly 8% on renewed AI chip demand concerns.

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Bitcoin's price surged to $57,000 following the release of the U.S. jobs report, only to tumble below $54,000 shortly after, marking its lowest level since early August. This sharp drop triggered $50 million in liquidations across crypto markets, with major altcoins like Ether (ETH) and Ripple's XRP also posting 2%-4% losses.