On Tuesday (February 10), In Late New York Trading, S&P 500 Futures Ultimately Fell 0.20%, Dow Futures Rose 0.23%, NASDAQ 100 Futures Fell 0.41%, And Russell 2000 Futures Fell 0.15%

[TD Securities Says Foreign Demand For US Treasuries Is Robust; "selling Off US Bonds" Is More Of A Narrative Than A Reality] TD Securities' Interest Rate Strategists Stated That In Recent Months, The Proportion Of Foreign Buyers In US Medium- And Long-term Treasury Auctions Has Continued To Increase, Alleviating Market Concerns About The Erosion Of Safe-haven Appeal And The Potential Deterrence Of Overseas Funds By The Huge Fiscal Deficit. TD Securities' Analysis Of US Treasury Data Shows That In January, Foreign And International Accounts Accounted For Approximately 19% Of US Treasury Auctions, The Highest Level In Nearly Three Years. Over The Past Five Years, This Proportion Reached Nearly 25% In Early 2022 Before Falling To Less Than 10% In November 2024

On Tuesday (February 10), Spot Silver Fell 3.09% To $80.8200 Per Ounce In Late New York Trading. Comex Silver Futures Fell 2.11% To $80.495 Per Ounce. Comex Copper Futures Fell 0.99% To $5.9035 Per Pound. Spot Platinum Fell 1.47%, And Spot Palladium Fell 1.68%

On Tuesday (February 10), Spot Gold Fell 0.62% To $5,026.20 Per Ounce In Late New York Trading. Comex Gold Futures Fell 0.65% To $5,046.50 Per Ounce

[US Crude Oil Inventories Surged By Over 13 Million Barrels Last Week According To API Data] U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Rose By 13.4 Million Barrels Last Week, Compared With A Decrease Of 11.079 Million Barrels The Previous Week