📌 Market Overview | Friday Global markets ended the week on a risk-on note as optimism around a potential US-Iran agreement improved sentiment. Trump’s comments about lifting the naval blockade and moving closer to a final decision helped push oil lower and supported equities, although negotiations remain unresolved and key disagreements still exist. The S&P 500 recorded its 9th consecutive positive week, its longest winning streak since 2023. Lower oil prices, easing geopolitical concerns, and continued AI-driven buying supported stocks, while US Treasury bonds posted their strongest week since the conflict began. Economic data delivered mixed signals. German inflation eased slightly, but core inflation remained sticky. Canada’s GDP came in weaker than expected, while Federal Reserve officials maintained a cautious stance, emphasizing that inflation remains above target despite falling energy prices. 📊 Key Market Moves 🟡 Gold: +1.0% 📈 Nasdaq: +0.3% 📈 S&P 500: +0.1% 📈 Dow Jones: +0.6% 🛢 WTI Oil: -0.7% 💵 DXY: -0.1% ₿ Bitcoin: Flat near $73.6K 📉 US Treasury yields declined across the curve, signaling lower inflation expectations and growing demand for bonds. 🧭 Market Takeaway Markets are currently trading optimism around a potential US-Iran agreement and the possibility of reduced geopolitical risk. Lower oil prices are helping risk assets, but investors remain cautious because no final deal has been reached. Looking ahead, Monday’s focus will be on global manufacturing PMI data, the US ISM Manufacturing report, and comments from Fed Chair Powell. These events could determine whether the current risk-on momentum continues or starts to fade. For now, sentiment remains positive—but highly dependent on negotiations, oil prices, and the Fed. #OKXOrbitTopics #DailyOrbit