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Steve Barton returns with this week’s Monday Market Moves, breaking down a volatile shift across global markets. The S&P 500 slipped below trend while the dollar tested key support and bond yields hovered near 4%, signaling renewed uncertainty. Gold moved into backwardation as miners softened, and silver’s spot premium over futures pointed to short-term market stress. Copper continued to weaken amid recession fears, while uranium cooled after recent highs but maintained its long-term bullish structure. Oil broke below critical support levels as natural gas formed a double-top pattern near its 200-day average. Coal turned bearish after a recent engulfing candle, platinum and palladium lost momentum, and nickel stalled near prior highs. Bitcoin spiked to new highs before retracing toward its moving average, suggesting short-term consolidation ahead. Stay tuned for deeper analysis, upcoming trade setups, and viewer Q&A in next week’s episode of Monday Market Moves. The episode includes technical and f