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πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί AU

XJO closed Friday at 8806.70, up 1.0% β€” a firm end to a volatile week

Uranium bounce: BOE 1.35 up 8.5%, PDN 7.32 up 5.9%, DYL 0.82 up 0.6%

ASX opens 10am into a soft offshore lead after the Wall Street slide

Watch whether Friday's uranium strength survives the weak tech lead

🌏 HK

HSI 24186.83, up 0.5% Friday β€” Asia diverged from the US selloff

9988.HK 108.80 up 2.3% led the desk names; 3690.HK 75.70 up 0.3%

0700.HK 417.80 flat; 1810.HK 26.66 down 1.6%

HSI faces the US tech overhang at the Monday open

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ US

SPX 7659.44 down 1.1%, Nasdaq 26140.03 down 2.1% β€” worst week since June

AI-credit fears drove it: chips fell again, CoreWeave bonds near 15%

SPY 763.25, QQQ 709.80, TSLA 354.72 down 2.1%, NVDA 214.13 down 1.4%

GLD 382.01 flat, TLT 80.05 up 0.1% β€” haven bid still absent

πŸ“Š Context

10-year 5.10%, VIX 19.99 up 21%, WTI near 99 on Hormuz shipping attacks

December Fed hike odds jumped to 74% as hot inflation repriced the path

Weekend wobble: BTC near 80884, semis perps sold off, Black Monday chatter online

AUDUSD 0.6970, gold 4181 β€” defensive but calm

🎯 Eva's Read

Friday split markets cleanly: US tech de-risking while AU uranium and HK held firm

Monday risk is contagion β€” ASX uranium opens against a soft Nasdaq lead

No new desk action pre-open β€” reassess after the first hour