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CHG %CHG
DJIA 25031.42 566.26 2.31
S&P 500 3012.69 57.24 1.94
Nasdaq Composite 9469.21 144.62 1.55
Japan: Nikkei 225 21271.17 529.52 2.55
UK: FTSE 100 6058.98 65.70 1.10
Crude Oil Futures 34.27 1.02 3.07
Gold Futures 1724.90 -10.60 -0.61
Yen 107.59 -0.11 -0.10
Euro 1.0974 0.0075

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Copper May 26,10:39
Bid/Ask 2.4158 - 2.4165
Change +0.0307 +1.29%
Low/High 2.3906 - 2.4246
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Nickel May 26,10:38
Bid/Ask 5.5892 - 5.5960
Change +0.0970 +1.77%
Low/High 5.4922 - 5.6360
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Aluminum May 26,10:38
Bid/Ask 0.6720 - 0.6725
Change +0.0075 +1.13%
Low/High 0.6645 - 0.6736
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Zinc May 26,10:38
Bid/Ask 0.8902 - 0.8913
Change -0.0067 -0.74%
Low/High 0.8829 - 0.9005
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Lead May 26,10:38
Bid/Ask 0.7497 - 0.7506
Change +0.0147 +2.00%
Low/High 0.7327 - 0.7535
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Uranium May 18, 2020
Ux U308 price: 33.30
Change from
previous week -0.10

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CHG %CHG
DJIA 25075.37 610.21 2.49
S&P 500 3010.77 55.32 1.87
Nasdaq Composite 9438.27 113.68 1.22
Japan: Nikkei 225 21271.17 529.52 2.55
UK: FTSE 100 6047.43 54.15 0.90
Crude Oil Futures 34.18 0.93 2.80
Gold Futures 1712.10 -23.40 -1.35
Yen 107.60 -0.10 -0.09
Euro 1.0976 0.0077

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Home prices gained strength as coronavirus shut down economy in March, S&P Case-Shiller says
PUBLISHED TUE, MAY 26 20209:00 AM EDTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO
Diana Olick
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Home prices were still gaining steam in March, as the country began shutting down in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
On a national level, prices in March rose 4.4% annually, up from 4.2% in February, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index.
A for sale sign is seen near a house for sale in South Pasadena, California on April 24, 2020.
A for sale sign is seen near a house for sale in South Pasadena, California on April 24, 2020.
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Home prices were still gaining steam in March, as the country began shutting down in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

On a national level, prices in March rose 4.4% annually, up from 4.2% in February, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index.


The 10-City Composite rose 3.4% annually, up from 3% in the previous month. The 20-City composite increased 3.9%, up from 3.5% in February. Due to reporting delays related to the pandemic, only 19 cities are included. Detroit’s price numbers were unavailable.

“March’s data witnessed the first impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices,” said Craig Lazzara, managing director and global head of index investment strategy at S&P Dow Jones Indices. “That said, housing prices continue to be remarkably stable. March results were broad-based. Prices rose in each of the 19 cities for which we have reported data, and price increases accelerated in 17 cities.”

The same cities continue to lead the gains, with Phoenix, Seattle and Charlotte seeing the highest year-over-year rising among the 19 cities. Prices in Phoenix rose 8.2% annually, followed by Seattle with a 6.9% increase and Charlotte with a 5.8% increase.

Price gains were smallest in Chicago, New York City and Dallas.

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Prices are still being buoyed by a severe lack of homes for sale. There was already a shortage going into the coronavirus crisis, but then sellers began delisting their properties, and potential sellers decided to wait. Total for-sale inventory at the end of March was down 10.2% compared with March 2019, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Even now, as demand is coming back more strongly than expected, new listings are down 28% from a year earlier, according to realtor.com.

The strength in March prices came even as mortgage rates bumped sharply higher during the month. That should have given homebuyers less purchasing power. Rates began falling precipitously after that and hit a new record low late this month.

“As states are cautiously reopening business activity and people are looking at summer plans in a new light, the reality of 25 million unemployed Americans is casting looming clouds over the horizon,” said George Ratiu, senior economist at realtor.com.” For homebuyers, low availability coupled with still-rising prices are overshadowing the benefit of historically low mortgage rates.”

The March numbers should be taken with a grain of salt since they are 2 months old and are calculated using a three-month running average.

“Housing prices have not yet registered any adverse effects from the governmental suppression of economic activity in response to the COVID-19 pandemic,” Lazzara said. “As much of the U.S. economy remained shuttered in April, next month’s data may show a more noticeable impact.”

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Good news across the board’ — Mohamed El-Erian raves about vaccine, reopening developments
PUBLISHED TUE, MAY 26 20209:35 AM EDTUPDATED MOMENTS AGO
Kevin Stankiewicz
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Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC that there was “good news across the board” in the coronavirus battle as stocks surged Tuesday.
El-Erian said he is encouraged by developments on a Covid-19 vaccine.
The chief economic advisor at Allianz also applauded economic engagement data. “The big hope is we sustain it.”
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Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday that there was “good news across the board” in the coronavirus battle as U.S. stocks surged.

Appearing on “Squawk Box,” the chief economic advisor at Allianz said he is encouraged by developments on a potential Covid-19 vaccine and the lack of a dramatic spike in new cases as states moved to reopen parts of their economies.


Real-time data showed businesses and households were reengaging in the economy, said El-Erian. “The big hope is we sustain it, and now the marketplace has embraced it.”

Speaking before Tuesday’s opening bell, El-Erian said he likes that the premarket action showed investors were adding risk in a widespread manner.

“It’s not just stocks. It’s other risk assets. It’s fixed income. It’s currencies, and it’s commodities,” he said. “So it’s really good to see an across the board risk-on tone, which we haven’t had really for quite a while.”

In the first trading session of a holiday-shortened week, Dow futures were indicating an opening pop of more than 600 points on Tuesday, which indeed happened.

Wall Street was responding to news from Maryland-based biotech company Novavax, which said it’s starting its first human trial of its experimental Covid-19 vaccine. Its shares surged more than 15%.


Earlier this month, Massachusetts-based Moderna reported positive developments with its vaccine trial.

Additionally, investors were applauding that economic activity was picking up as virus-related business restrictions continue to be eased in states across America.

El-Erian, former CEO of investment firm Pimco, said data across a variety of economic categories — from credit cards to restaurant reservations to TSA travel checkpoint numbers — all “point to engagement.”

As for infection data, El-Erian noted there is a lag between when restrictions are eased and when new cases will show up. “So far, it looks OK-ish. Some pick up in cases but nothing dramatic. But let’s keep an eye on that.”

“This is not going to be a smooth process,” he added. “There’s going to be ups and downs but keep on eye both on the health side and on the engagement side and that will give you a very good view as to where we’re going.”

El-Erian has been warning about the economic consequences of Covid-19 since early February and correctly predicted in early March that coronavirus-driven selling would continue until a bear market was reached. He has urged investors to use caution due to the uncertainty around the public health crisis.

“I do not like betting on things I don’t understand,” El-Erian said Tuesday. “I cannot predict the health progress, and I cannot predict moral hazard on the policy side. Others feel very confident doing that so it’s a matter of choice.

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 25030.78 565.62 2.31
S&P 500 3003.99 48.54 1.64
Nasdaq Composite 9398.94 74.35 0.80
Japan: Nikkei 225 21271.17 529.52 2.55
UK: FTSE 100 6067.76 74.48 1.24
Crude Oil Futures 33.72 0.47 1.41
Gold Futures 1708.10 -27.40 -1.58
Yen 107.55 -0.14 -0.13
Euro 1.0972 0

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LAST CHG %CHG
DJIA 25120.46 655.30 2.68
S&P 500 3011.48 56.03 1.90
Nasdaq Composite 9419.77 95.18 1.02
Japan: Nikkei 225 21271.17 529.52 2.55
UK: FTSE 100 6067.76 74.48 1.24
Crude Oil Futures 33.81 0.56 1.68
Gold Futures 1706.20 -29.30 -1.69
Yen 107.57 -0.13 -0.12
Euro 1.0974