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Capital Markets Comment: UST10 at 4.38% this morning, up almost 20bp from last week, and now +20bp from the start of 2026. Markets continue to focus on oil prices and the impact on inflation and the global economy. WTI at $92/bbl slightly off of recent highs with talk of a negotiated settlement and wind-down of the Middle-East turmoil. Surprisingly, gold is down by $1,000/oz or 20% since the tensions began. Typically, gold prices move inversely with strength of the US dollar. Although the dollar has gained (with rising rates), against a basket of other currencies, the move is far less in magnitude, gaining less than 2%. This could indicate profit taking in the gold markets. Making any real assessment of fundamental conditions is difficult at this point. Stay focused on inflation, jobs, and the impact of higher rates on CRE performance and valuations.
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