Major U.S. index futures remain near the flat line as retail sales figures miss expectations. While crude oil prices rise, gold and silver see downward pressure. Treasury yields have retreated to levels not seen since late December following recent economic data. Central bank officials from the ECB and Bundesbank suggest current interest rates are appropriate to anchor inflation expectations. Meanwhile, digital asset markets see a pullback following the post-election surge. Looking forward, market participants are monitoring a heavy earnings schedule including Ford and McDonald's, alongside critical nonfarm payrolls data and a U.S. Treasury note auction.
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