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From: dara	10/1/2025 11:03:20 AM
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Good morning, The US$ is trading at 97.679. Oil is lower with WTIC and Brent both down 1.09%. Natgas is higher, up 1.03% to $3.34. Gold and silver are positive, up 0.81% and 2.78%. Dr. Copper is flat, trading at $4.8550. Platinum and palladium are weak, down 0.99% and 0.96%. Jim Wyckoff's Signal: kitco.com Gareth Soloway (Comments on commodities start at the 19:20 minute mark.) youtube.com From Bloomberg: Markets are broadly pulling back, with traders voicing worry that government shutdown could delay Friday’s jobs report. Some are even saying it could stretch all the way to the Federal Reserve’s next meeting on Oct. 29. Gold posted another all-time high and is on track for an annual gain of almost 50%, while the dollar is under pressure again. Pennies out, nickels in. Retailers are pushing Congress for a law to round cash purchases to the nearest nickel. The proposal would only affect physical money—cards and digital payments stay exact. Supporters say it’ll simplify transactions and save costs, while critics warn of a potential “rounding tax” for cash users.

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