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Steve Barton returns in this week’s Monday Market Moves with a focused breakdown of key developments in commodities and equities. The S&P 500 pulled back after failing to reach a new high, while the dollar regained strength and bond yields moved lower as risk sentiment shifted. Gold and silver reached record levels but showed signs of short-term weakness with backwardation and bearish chart patterns. Mining stocks underperformed the metals, raising caution. Copper held modest gains but remains vulnerable to broader economic concerns. Uranium eased from recent highs, though its overall trend remains intact. Oil and natural gas both declined, finding support near technical levels. Coal prices held steady, and platinum and palladium continued to diverge in performance. Nickel showed signs of reversal after strong volume spikes, and Bitcoin dropped sharply, testing its 200-day moving average. For more detailed analysis and premium content, visit stevebartonmoney.com. Remember to like, share, and subscribe t