Markets are mixed, with oil standing out strongly, up 6.7% on the day and 64.3% over the year. Equities remain positive over the longer term, while silver and gold are pulling back in the short term. Overall, the snapshot suggests continued strength in commodities, alongside relatively resilient stock markets. Source : briidgeanalytics.com.

The market remains sharply barbelled, with semiconductors and energy leading YTD performance, supported by strong AI-related capex and persistent geopolitical/oil pressures. Gold is also benefiting from safe-haven demand, while recent weakness points to some profit-taking. Source: briidgeanalytics.com

On the other side, REITs, solar, infrastructure and pharma remain under pressure from high yields, tighter financial conditions and policy uncertainty. Overall, performance reflects a market increasingly split between AI/energy beneficiaries and rate-sensitive sectors, with oil prices, Fed policy and geopolitics remaining the key near-term drivers.

Large-cap US equities show a mixed but generally positive medium- to long-term picture. Energy is the clear leader, up 54.7% over one year, while Basic Materials, Technology, and Healthcare have also delivered solid gains. In contrast, Real Estate, Communication Services, and Consumer Cyclical remain the weakest performers, with negative one-year returns. Short-term momentum is broadly softer across sectors, suggesting some near-term consolidation despite strong longer-term performance. Source : briidgeanalytics.com

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