If Treasuries pay 5%, why is anyone still buying gold?

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Last week, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield touched 5.3%, its highest level since 2002.

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Trump announced a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, but was not confirmed by Moscow; DXY mildly firmer - Newsquawk US Market Open

  • US President Trump announced a potential Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, while also lifting Russia's diesel export ban.
  • Ukrainian President Zelensky said that he was willing to halt strikes if Russia stopped targeting Ukrainian infrastructure, but noted that Russia hit a power plant, following US President Trump's energy ceasefire comment.
  • US equity futures are firmer but off best levels as energy rebounds (Brent +1.1%).
  • DXY posts mild gains; GBP outperforms as PM Burnham aims for improved EU ties

The AI Boom Is Cracking Where Nobody Expected

ONE AI BOOM. TWO VERY DIFFERENT MARKETS. Something very strange is happening inside the AI trade. Korea is breaking down. Taiwan barely flinches. Two of the biggest beneficiaries of the same AI boom are suddenly telling completely different stories. Which one is getting it right?

Trump is mulling joining Saudi against the Houthis; he also announced an immediate "energy ceasefire" between Russia & Ukraine - Newsquawk EU Market Open

  • US President Trump is considering joining Saudi strikes against Yemen's Houthis following deadly airport attacks, while Iran reiterated that Hormuz will only reopen once the US fulfils all seven conditions.
  • US President Trump announced a potential Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire and a diesel deal with Russia, sparking criticism from US lawmakers.
  • APAC stocks traded mixed amid geopolitical tensions and holiday-thinned trade; US equity futures gained, while European futures point to a positive open.
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