🌅 Morning Wrap (26.11.2024) 📈 Wall Street Recap Yesterday, the bulls led the charge! 🐂 The DJIA gained nearly +1%, while the Russell 2000 jumped by +1.5%. The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 rose more modestly. 📊 However, today's futures are showing a slight dip, down -0.2% to -0.4%, reflecting a weak session in Asia 🌏: Nikkei: -1% Hang Seng: barely moved at +0.1% 📅 No major macro data during the Asian session, but markets are gearing up for US Conference Board and home sales data at 3 PM GMT. 🕒 Meanwhile, the European calendar looks light today. 💵 Currency & Rates The US dollar is slightly stronger today. Yesterday’s dip in 10-year yields (below 4.3%) didn’t trigger a reversal on the Eurodollar, which is down -0.15% again. 🔥 Trump Tariffs Donald Trump announced plans to impose 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada. 🚛📱 Reuters analysts warn of significant impacts on the tech and auto sectors. 🛢️ Commodities Oil: Still weak—WTI below $70, Brent below $73. Yesterday’s peace talks between Hezbollah and Israel, approved by Netanyahu, caused a sell-off. 💬 U.S. envoy McGawre continues talks in the Middle East, with hopes of broader agreements. Meanwhile, Israel struck a suspected weapons route from Iran to Syria. Natural Gas: Slight rise. 📈 Agricultural Commodities: Mostly down, except for wheat, which is up +0.5% to $5.57/bushel. 🌾 💎 Crypto Bitcoin: Briefly tested support at $93K, but has rebounded to $95K today. Altcoins: No major sell-off. Some projects are up +5%, and Ethereum trades around $3450. 🚀 Keep an eye on the markets, and have a great trading day! 📊🚀