Industrial metals underperform S&P 500, Mike McGlone points out

Industrial metals underperform S&P 500, Mike McGlone points out
Industrial metals trail S&P 500 performance

Mike McGlone observes that industrial metals are weakening compared to the S&P 500. He highlights that this trend may indicate the metals sector, including gold, is becoming increasingly reliant on rising U.S. equities for resilience.

Earlier this year, McGlone projected prices of $120 for crude oil and $5,500 for gold in a 2026 outlook covering several major commodities, including bitcoin and corn, in a previous analysis. He also commented on the U.S. Oil Fund reaching a record 10-year high against the TLT bond ETF in a separate observation. These past remarks continue to frame McGlone’s perspective on commodity performance versus equities.

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