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Commodities

Future	Last	% Change
Gold	1,666.20	--
Copper	647.90	-0.08%Negative
Brent Crude Oil	92.03	+0.03%Positive
CBOT Soybeans	1,461.50	+0.02%Positive

Currencies

Exchange	Last	% Change
EUR/USD	1.0006	-0.15%Negative
GBP/USD	1.1424	-0.04%Negative
JPY/USD	0.0070	-0.39%Negative
CNY/USD	0.1426	-0.09%Negative

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Name	Yield	Change
US 10Y	3.489	--
DE 10Y	1.91	+0.121
UK 10Y	3.245	+0.086
JP 10Y	0.257	+