What’s the difference between Adam
Scott and Spain’s banking sector? Only one of them has epically
collapsed. Unfortunately, the other may not be far behind. Spain’s
benchmark 10-year bond yields have soared past the level deemed
“unsustainable”
and are now sitting at 7.565% reigniting fears that a full blown
bailout will be needed. Those fears have caused the euro to shed more
than .5% putting pressure on global stocks and commodities heading into
the trading week and as investors scramble for shelter
U.S. Treasury yields touch a record low of 1.395%. The precious metals
have taken a beating but are fighting back as gold dropped all the way
to $1562 but has since halved its losses and now sits around $1572.
Platinum is off 1.4% but has fought back to $1391
after dipping as low as $1382. We’ll see if any corporate earnings
reports can cushion the downside of U.S. equities. The Dow is already
down 1.6% to start the day. Have a great day!
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