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Daily Market Newsletter

November 24, 2025

Here are today's directional views from the global research desks of Trading Central! These are starting points for your own research to identify opportunities that make sense for you.

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Market Wrap

Market Wrap: Stocks, Bonds, Commodities

On Friday, U.S. stocks stabilized after a dramatic intraday reverse to the downside on Thursday, with the Nasdaq 100 rebounding 185 points (+0.77%) to 24,239.

The S&P 500 closed 64 points higher (+0.98%) at 6,602, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 493 points (+1.08%) to 46,245.

For the whole week, the Nasdaq 100 lost 3.07%, posting a three-week losing streak.

Tech stocks markedly outperforming the market on Friday included Alphabet (GOOGL) +3.53%, Apple (AAPL) +1.97%, Intel (INTC) +2.62%, and Micron Technology (MU) +2.98%.

Nvidia (NVDA) dipped 0.96% after sliding 3% in the prior session. Reports said the Trump administration may allow the chip-maker to sell its H200 chips to China.

Eli Lilly (LLY) ended 1.60% higher, becoming the first drugmaker to attain a market capitalization of one trillion dollars.

Gap (GAP) jumped 8.24%, and Intuit (INTU) climbed 4.03%, as both companies posted upbeat quarterly results.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield dipped further to 4.067%.

In Europe, the DAX 40 fell 0.80%, while the CAC 40 edged up 0.02%, and the FTSE 100 was up 0.13%.

Gold price eased 12 dollars to 4,065 dollars an ounce.

U.S. WTI crude futures kept showing downward momentum, dropping 94 cents (-1.59%) to 58.06 dollars a barrel.

Market Wrap: Forex

The U.S. dollar index held up well at 100.20.

EUR/USD fell 13 pips to 1.1515, extending its decline to a sixth session.

USD/JPY retreated 104 pips to 156.42, halting a four-session rally.

GBP/USD was up for a second section, adding 35 pips to 1.3105. U.K. retail sales unexpectedly dropped 1.1% month on month in October.

AUD/USD rebounded 21 pips to 0.6458.

USD/CHF advanced 21 pips to 0.8077, and USD/CAD added 6 pips to 1.4102 posting a three-session rally.

Bitcoin tested the support at 80,000 dollars on Friday, but bounced back to levels above 87,000 over the weekend.

Morning Trading

In Asian trading hours, EUR/USD was little changed at 1.1516, while GBP/USD eased to 1.3095.

Meanwhile, USD/JPY rebounded to 156.67.

Gold dropped to 4,045 dollars.

Bitcoin climbed to 87,479 dollars.

Expected Today

Germany's Ifo business climate index is expected to drop to 88.0 in November.

In the U.S., Dallas Fed manufacturing index is estimated to improve to -1.0 in November.

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