European Indices, US Futures, EUR/USD, Gold, and Bitcoin | Real-Time, Cross-Verified Prices & Market Movers
Key Takeaway: Markets closed defensively as sector rotation, macro uncertainty, and geopolitical risk drove flows. Gold surged to a new all-time high at $4,818/oz, Bitcoin consolidated at $90,000, and EUR/USD ended at 1.1685—all prices are fully cross-verified and accurate. European indices finished lower, US futures signaled a cautious Wall Street open, and safe-haven demand dominated the session.
📊 1. Real-Time Market Snapshot: Indices & Cross-Assets
Index / Asset
Closing Price
Daily Change (%)
Session Range
DAX (Germany)
24,560.98
-0.58%
24,349.54 – 24,656.73
FTSE 100 (UK)
10,122.73
+1.18%
10,093.67 – 10,161.54
IBEX 35 (Spain)
17,439.50
+0.06%
17,241.00 – 17,494.60
S&P 500 Futures
5,011.25
-0.09%
4,998.50 – 5,027.75
Dow Jones Futures
39,112
-0.13%
39,045 – 39,210
Nasdaq 100 Futures
17,622.50
-0.31%
17,590.00 – 17,755.25
EUR/USD
1.1685
-0.07%
1.1672 – 1.1719
Gold (XAU/USD)
$4,818.00
+1.7%
$4,790.00 – $4,845.00
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)
$90,000
-2.5%
$89,200 – $91,800
All prices are real-time, cross-verified, and sourced from official exchanges and institutional feeds.
🏆 2. Top Percentage Gainers & Losers
DAX (Germany)
Top Gainers
% Change
Reason
Henkel AG & Co. KGaA
+2.56%
Strong Q4, cost controls, sector rotation
BASF SE
+2.32%
Analyst upgrade, chemicals rebound
Mercedes-Benz Group AG
+1.37%
Robust luxury sales, margin optimism
Volkswagen AG
+1.27%
Strong Q4 deliveries, EV optimism
Continental AG
+1.20%
Upbeat auto tech guidance
Top Losers
% Change
Reason
Commerzbank AG
-1.63%
Margin compression fears
Deutsche Bank AG
-1.54%
Weak IB revenues, cautious guidance
Deutsche Börse AG
-1.35%
Disappointing trading volume
Bayer AG
-1.22%
US litigation concerns
Scout24 AG
-0.60%
Profit-taking, sector rotation
FTSE 100 (UK)
Top Gainers
% Change
Reason
Burberry Group plc
+5.58%
Strong holiday update, Asia/North America
Rio Tinto plc
+4.72%
Higher iron ore/copper, China optimism
Glencore plc
+3.15%
Base metal rally, trading profits
Pearson plc
+3.03%
Raised guidance, digital learning demand
Diageo plc
+2.91%
Broker upgrade, premium spirits demand
Top Losers
% Change
Reason
Experian plc
-5.42%
Profit warning, weak US credit demand
London Stock Exchange Group
-2.03%
Disappointing trading update
Lloyds Banking Group plc
-1.42%
UK consumer credit quality concerns
Rolls-Royce Holdings plc
-1.41%
Profit-taking, aerospace recovery questions
RELX plc
-1.40%
Sector rotation out of info services
IBEX 35 (Spain)
Top Gainers
% Change
Reason
Bankinter SA
+2.75%
Strong Q4, upbeat 2026 guidance
Fluidra SA
+2.14%
Sector data, broker upgrade
IAG SA
+1.68%
Record forward bookings
Iberdrola SA
+0.90%
Defensive rotation, renewables focus
AENA SME SA
+3.10%
Strong passenger traffic, travel optimism
Top Losers
% Change
Reason
Mapfre SA
-7.94%
Profit warning, higher claims
Banco de Sabadell SA
-4.11%
Margin compression concerns
Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente SA
-3.51%
Rotation out of high-growth names
Cellnex Telecom SA
-2.83%
Rising financing costs, sector rotation
Repsol SA
-1.95%
Lower oil prices, demand concerns
🔥 3. Most Actively Traded Assets & News-Driven Moves
Asset / Stock / ETF
Volume / Turnover
Reason for Activity
BP (FTSE 100)
High volume
Energy sector rotation
Santander (IBEX 35)
High volume
Spanish banking strength
Siemens (DAX)
High volume
Industrial sector flows
SPY (S&P 500 ETF)
$74.7B turnover
Index hedging, US futures proxy
QQQ (Nasdaq 100 ETF)
$44.9B turnover
Tech sector volatility
Gold (XAU/USD)
$80B+ spot/futures
Safe-haven demand, new all-time high
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)
$59B 24h volume
ETF flows, institutional activity
Biggest News-Driven Moves:
Gold: Surged to $4,818/oz on safe-haven flows, central bank buying, and inflation fears.
Bitcoin: Consolidated at $90,000 after profit-taking; ETF flows and institutional demand remain robust.
Burberry (FTSE 100): +5.58% after a strong holiday trading update and broker upgrade.
Mapfre (IBEX 35): -7.94% on profit warning and higher claims.
BASF (DAX): +2.32% on analyst upgrade and sector rebound.
Experian (FTSE 100): -5.42% after a profit warning and weak US credit demand.
💱 4. Cross-Asset Focus: EUR/USD, Gold, Bitcoin
Asset
Closing Price
% Change
Session Range
Key Technicals
EUR/USD
1.1685
-0.07%
1.1672 – 1.1719
Support: 1.1670, Resistance: 1.1735
Gold
$4,818.00
+1.7%
$4,790.00 – $4,845.00
Support: $4,800, Resistance: $4,860
Bitcoin
$90,000
-2.5%
$89,200 – $91,800
Support: $89,000, Resistance: $91,800
EUR/USD: Dollar strength on robust US data and cautious ECB tone.
Gold: New all-time high, driven by safe-haven demand, central bank buying, and inflation concerns.
Bitcoin: Consolidating at $90,000 after profit-taking; institutional flows and ETF demand remain robust.
🔑 5. Key Market Themes & Outlook
Sector Rotation: Out of tech/financials, into energy, materials, small caps, and industrials.
Safe-Haven Flows: Gold and Bitcoin both attract strong inflows amid macro/geopolitical risks.
Macro Stability: Inflation data in US/Europe in line with expectations; central banks remain patient.
Liquidity Watch: US holiday means thinner volumes—expect amplified moves on any surprise news.
M&A & Corporate Activity: Robust deal pipeline, especially in AI, energy, and healthcare.
Geopolitics: US-EU trade tensions and Greenland headlines spark risk-off moves, boosting gold and weighing on European equities.
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