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macroJun 14, 2026, 4:56 PM

Weekend Markets Post Modest Gains, Oil Slips 2.4%

Major global indices edged higher over the weekend, while crude oil fell sharply. Gold and silver also posted slight gains.

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Most equity benchmarks ended the weekend session in positive territory. The DAX rose 0.19% to 24,723, the Dow gained 0.26% to 51,313, the Nasdaq added 0.56% to 29,811, the FTSE advanced 0.32% to 10,501, and the Hang Seng edged up 0.17% to 24,762.

In commodities, gold ticked up 0.31% to $4,233 and silver added 0.12% to $6,814. However, US crude oil dropped 2.37% to $8,124. EURUSD was nearly flat, dipping 0.03% to 1.1564.

The data reflects weekend trading activity and may be subject to thin liquidity.

Source: First Squawk