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For the
week ending
week ending
June 5, 2020:
S&P500 surged 4.9%
(down 1.1% y-t-d)
Dow Industrials jumped 6.8%
(down 5.0%)
Dow Utilities increased 2.0%
(down 5.1%)
Dow Transports spiked 10.1%
(down 9.4%)
S&P 400 Midcaps rose 8.3%
(down 7.4%)
Small cap Russell 2000 jumped 8.1%
(down 9.7%)
(down 9.7%)
Nasdaq100 advanced 2.8%
(up 12.5%)
Biotechs slipped 1.2%
(up 9.9%).
With bullion sinking $45,
the HUI gold stock index
fell 4.4% (up 8.0%).
Ten-year Treasury yields
surged 24 bps to 0.90%
(down 122bps).
U.K.'s FTSE jumped 6.7% (down 14.0%).
Japan's Nikkei advanced 4.5% (down 3.4% y-t-d).
France's CAC40 surged 10.7% (down 13.1%).
German DAX rose 10.9% (down 3.0%).
Spain's IBEX 35 jumped 10.9% (down 17.6%).
Italy's FTSE MIB rose 10.9% (down 14.1%).
Brazil's Bovespa jumped 8.3% (down 18.2%)
Mexico's Bolsa rose 7.8% (down 10.6%).
South Korea's Kospi gained 7.5% (down 0.7%).
India's Sensex jumped 5.7% (down 16.9%).
China's Shanghai gained 2.8% (down 3.9%).
Turkey's Istanbul National 100 rose 4.3% (down 3.8%).
Russia's MICEX increased 2.1% (down 8.3%).
Freddie Mac 30-year fixed mortgage rates gained three bps to 3.18% (down 64bps y-o-y).
Fifteen-year rates were unchanged at 2.62% (down 66bps).
Five-year hybrid ARM rates declined three bps to 3.10% (down 42bps).
Jumbo mortgage 30-year fixed rates down 17 bps to 3.53% (down 62bps).
Federal Reserve Credit Over the past year, Fed Credit expanded $3.293 TN, or 87%.
M2 (narrow) "money" supply surged $3.438 TN, or 23.4%, over the past year.
Commodities Watch:
Bloomberg Commodities Index rallied 1.8% (down 20.0% y-t-d).
Spot Gold fell 2.6% to $1,685 (up 11.0%).
Silver dropped 5.5% to $17.479 (down 2.5%).
WTI crude surged $4.06 to $39.55 (down 35%).
Gasoline jumped 12.5% (down 28%)
Natural Gas fell 3.6% (down 19%).
Copper recovered 5.4% (down 9%).
Wheat declined 1.1% (down 8%).
Corn gained 1.7% (down 15%).
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