Here's what the traditional markets did over the weekend:



Equities stayed relatively flat with modest gains across the board. The DAX nudged up 0.03% to 24,248, while the DOW climbed 0.07% to 48,510. Tech-heavy NASDAQ ticked higher by 0.08%, settling at 25,204. London's FTSE gained 0.04% to 9,672.

On the currency front, EUR/USD dipped slightly to 11,738 (-0.01%), showing typical weekend consolidation.

Commodities caught some action though. Gold extended its strength with a +0.12% move to 4,305, while crude oil popped 0.21% higher to 5,749, signaling some demand concerns or geopolitical factors coming through.

Nothing earth-shattering, but the upside bias in equities and commodity resilience could be worth watching as the week unfolds.
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wrekt_but_learningvip
· 12-14 06:13
Gold has risen again, gotta keep an eye on it this week... Is that all Nasdaq gained? It's a bit weak. Weekend market activity is really boring, just wait for a breakout next week. Crude oil increased by 0.21%, a little surprise. This increase... isn't even as much as the small amount I risked all-in last Monday. Europe and the US are both pretty stagnant, just consolidating? Gold is still holding on, geopolitics definitely brings traffic. Indices all rose slightly, but I feel like they're holding back a big move.
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GraphGuruvip
· 12-13 08:40
Gold is rising again, this week won't be too boring Crude oil is following suit, geopolitical tensions are acting up again The stock market's small gains, retail investors are still sleeping in With such turbulence over the weekend, should I add to my positions or go all in... so conflicted The commodities market is truly active, stocks are just on holiday The euro's decline is so small, mainly depends on when the Federal Reserve will start easing monetary policy Even weekends are no longer peaceful; when will there be a break This wave of market movement is in the brewing stage, next week will be the real test Gold approaching 4,300, you're all watching, right? Oil surging, it's time for energy stocks to rotate, everyone
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SilentObservervip
· 12-13 08:35
Gold has risen again; this week I need to see if it can break a new high... --- The Nasdaq has also risen, but I still need to watch, it feels like next week will be the main event. --- Crude oil is rising again along with the trend, always this routine, so annoying. --- Weekend consolidation is just waiting for Monday's market; this year's market has really been quite flat. --- Gold has exceeded 4300; I need to consider whether I should add to my position... --- There's not much to say about this slight increase in the stock market; I still believe commodities are better. --- With such a decline of the euro, how can anyone still be bullish? --- No major events over the weekend, but I can feel the market building up strength. --- It's just small fluctuations again; when will there be a big move?
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ETHReserveBankvip
· 12-13 08:31
Gold is up again, and crude oil is following suit. It looks like commodities might have a good week. The weekend was so volatile; the market needs to tighten up at the open. The NASDAQ had the biggest gain; tech stocks are still reliable. This increase is a quiet profit, no loud noise but everything is moving. Crude oil rose by 0.21%, geopolitical tensions are acting up again. The stock market is steadily rising; it feels like there’s a chance next week. That small gain in DAX really isn’t enough to watch... Is gold showing strength and about to break through? The weekend trading was so flat, indicating big funds are holding back for a big move.
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