Both Gold and Silver are at present above today’s Neutral Zones; the rest of the BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is light. Notably, EDTRs (see Market Ranges) having been narrowing since March/April, at a time when the war was a more dominant trading influence, some examples of maximums-to-now being Oil above 10 points then vs. 3.19 for today, the Spoo 142 points then vs. 99 for today, Silver over 13 points then vs. 3.45 points today, and Gold 283 points then vs. 112 today. As to the Bond, its linreg (see Market Trends) appears en route to rotating to negative by week’s end: the 30yr yield has moved back above 5% for the first time in three weeks. Today the Econ Baro looks to May’s Wholesale Inventories and (late in the session) Consumer Credit. And at 18:00 GMT come the FOMC Minutes from the 16/17 June meeting.