Canada's CPI unexpectedly heated up, causing the yield on 2-year Canadian bonds to rise by 10 basis points intraday. U.S. Treasury yields also quickly turned higher during the session. The dollar index rebounded, and the yen fell, marking its eighth decline in nine days and dipping to 159.80, approaching the 160 intervention level again. Bitcoin rebounded nearly $3,000 intraday, climbing back above the $62,000 level.
Crude oil retreated, ending an eight-week high streak. Gold also fell, with futures hitting a one-week low. Tin on the London Metal Exchange fell to a one-week low, while copper fell for the third consecutive day, reaching a two-month low. Aluminum rebounded by more than 1%. New York cocoa futures fell another 10%.