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    Market Talk – March 20, 2025

    Ironside NewsBy Ironside NewsMarch 20, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    ASIA:

    The main Asian inventory markets had a blended day as we speak:

    • NIKKEI 225 closed

    • Shanghai decreased 17.48 factors or -0.51% to three,408.95

    • Cling Seng decreased 551.19 factors or -2.23% to 24,219.95

    • ASX 200 elevated 90.60 factors or 1.16% to 7,918.90

    • SENSEX elevated 899.01 factors or 1.19% to 76,348.06

    • Nifty50 elevated 283.05 factors or 1.24% to 23,190.65

    The main Asian forex markets had a blended day as we speak:

    • AUDUSD decreased 0.00668 or -1.05% to 0.62904

    • NZDUSD decreased 0.00428 or -0.74% to 0.57420

    • USDJPY elevated 0.102 or 0.07% to 148.795

    • USDCNY elevated 0.02252 or 0.31% to 7.25391

    The above knowledge was collected round 13:28 EST.

    Valuable Metals:

    •  Gold decreased 12.9 USD/t oz. or -0.42% to three,037.07

    •  Silver decreased 0.502 USD/t. oz. or -1.48% to 33.401

    The above knowledge was collected round 13:35 EST.

    EUROPE/EMEA:

    The main Europe inventory markets had a adverse day as we speak:

    •  CAC 40 decreased 77.27 factors or -0.95% to eight,094.20

    •  FTSE 100 decreased 4.67 factors or -0.05% to eight,701.99

    •  DAX 30 decreased 288.91 factors or -1.24% to 22.999.15

    The main Europe forex markets had a blended day as we speak:

    • EURUSD decreased 0.006 or -0.55% to 1.08427

    • GBPUSD decreased 0.00423 or -0.33% to 1.29607

    • USDCHF elevated 0.00407 or 0.46% to 0.88190

    The above knowledge was collected round 13:43 EST.

    US/AMERICAS:

    US Market Closings:

    • Dow declined 11.31 factors or -0.03% to 41,953.32
    • S&P 500 declined 12.4 factors or -0.22% to five,662.89
    • Nasdaq declined 59.16 factors or -0.33% to 17,691.63
    • Russell 2000 declined 13.67 factors or -0.66% to 2,068.41

     

    Canada Market Closings:

    • TSX Composite declined 8.97 factors or  -0.04% to 25,060.24
    • TSX 60 declined 1.71 factors or -0.11% to 1,503.69

     

    Brazil Market Closing:

    • Bovespa declined 374.21 factors or -0.28% to 132,134.24

    ENERGY:

    The oil markets had a blended day as we speak:

    •  Crude Oil elevated 1.15 USD/BBL or 1.72% to 68.060

    •  Brent elevated 1.175 USD/BBL or 1.66% to 71.955

    •  Pure gasoline decreased 0.2605 USD/MMBtu or -6.13% to three.9865

    •  Gasoline elevated 0.0151 USD/GAL or 0.70% to 2.1863

    •  Heating oil elevated 0.0104 USD/GAL or 0.46% to 2.2502

    The above knowledge was collected round 13:47 EST.

    •  High commodity gainers: Sugar (1.74%), Rhodium (4.91%), Bitumen (2.50%) and Orange Juice (2.47%)

    •  High commodity losers: Platinum (-1.91%), Pure Fuel (-6.13%), Palladium (-1.63%) and Canola (-1.76%)

    The above knowledge was collected round 14:00 EST.

    BONDS:

    Japan 1.5310% (-0.03bp), US 2’s 3.97% (-0.021%), US 10’s 4.2420% (+0.5bps); US 30’s 4.56% (+0.007%), Bunds 2.7805% (-1.75bp), France 3.4800% (+1bp), Italy 3.8510% (+1.05bp), Turkey 29.23% (+47bp), Greece 3.588% (-0.2bp), Portugal 3.296% (+3.5bp); Spain 3.413% (+2.4bp) and UK Gilts 4.6580% (+1.62bp)

    The above knowledge was collected round 14:14 EST.



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