(US Stocks) The Philadelphia Gold And Silver Index Closed Up 5.18% At 391.95 Points, A Weekly Gain Of 2.52%. (Global Session) The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index Rose 3.94% To 2764.85 Points, A Weekly Gain Of 0.76%. (US Stocks) The Materials Index Closed Up 3.62%, A Weekly Gain Of 4.82%. (US Stocks) The Metals And Mining Index Closed Up 3.92%, A Weekly Gain Of 6.03%

[New York Gold Futures Rise 5% This Week] On Friday (February 6), Spot Gold Rose 3.78% To $4,960.64 Per Ounce In Late New York Trading, Gaining 1.37% For The Week. It Traded Within A Range Of $4,402.95-$5,091.60, Exhibiting A W-shaped Reversal. Comex Gold Futures Rose 1.96% To $4,985.10 Per Ounce, Gaining 5.05% For The Week

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The North American Technology Software Stock Index ETF Closed Up 3.50%, But Fell 8.7% This Week, Marking Its Worst Weekly Performance Since April 2025

Toronto Stock Index .GSPTSE Unofficially Closes Up 476.38 Points, Or 1.49 Percent, At 32470.98

The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Closed Up 3.7% Initially, With A 1% Gain This Week, Representing A V-shaped Reversal. Among Popular Chinese Concept Stocks, Pony.ai Closed Up 9.4%, NIO Up 7.4%, Li Auto Up 6.6%, Baidu Up 5%, XPeng Up 4.9%, Xiaomi And BYD Up 4.3%, Pinduoduo Up 3.6%, Alibaba Up 3%, And Tencent Up 2.2%

This Week, The S&P 500 Fell Approximately 0.2%, The Dow Jones Industrial Average Rose Approximately 2.5%, The Nasdaq Composite Fell 1.6%, The Semiconductor Index Rose 0.8%, The Tech Giants Index Fell 3.2%, The Mega-cap Tech Index Fell 4.6%, The Banking Index Rose 5.2%, The Biotechnology Index Rose 2.2%, And The Small-cap Index Rose 2.1%. The S&P 500 Initially Closed Up 2%, With The Technology Sector Up 4.2%, The Industrial Sector Up 2.8%, And The Energy Sector Up 1.9%. The NASDAQ 100 Initially Closed Up 2.2%, With Strategy Rising 25.8%, Arm Holdings Rising 11.6%, Western Digital Rising 8.7%, Nvidia Rising 8.1%, Google A Falling 2.4%, And Amazon Falling 5.3%. Caterpillar Initially Closed Up 7%, With Amgen, 3M, And Goldman Sachs Rising Over 4%, Leading The Dow Jones Components Along With Nvidia; Amazon Was The Worst Performer