INVESTMENT DAILY — 28 SEPTEMBER 2026

FOUNDED IN 2000 ANNO DOMINI ✌

Institutional Intelligence & Global Market Analysis
Date: September 28, 2026
Author: Joe Rogers & Aristotle AI — Senior Macro Strategist
Status: STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE / HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: US STOCKS REBOUND DESPITE YIELDS ABOVE 5.2%, OIL SURGES ON IRAN STALEMATE, GOLD CRASHES

September 28, 2026 — US equities closed higher on Friday, snapping a three-day losing streak, as investors looked past surging Treasury yields and a sharp rally in oil prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 478.64 points, or 0.93%, to close at 51,828.62. The S&P 500 gained 0.51% to finish at 7,743.41, while the Nasdaq Composite added 0.50% to 27,068.72[reference:0].

The rebound came despite the US 10-year Treasury yield breaking through the psychological 5.2% barrier to 5.21%, its highest level since 2007. The 30-year yield rose to 5.52%, its highest since 2004. The 2-year yield climbed to 4.90%, up 5 basis points[reference:1].

Oil prices surged as President Trump rejected Iran’s ceasefire proposal, dashing hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the Middle East conflict. Brent crude futures rose $3.43, or 3.29%, to $107.75 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude was at $94.55 a barrel, up $2.14, or 2.32%[reference:2].

Precious metals crashed on the stronger dollar and elevated rate expectations. Spot gold fell 1.5% to $4,223.95 per ounce, while US gold futures also declined 1.5% to $4,257.90. Among other precious metals, spot silver fell 2.6% to $62.64 per ounce, platinum declined 2.1% to $1,741.45, while palladium fell 2.1% to $1,239.95[reference:3].

Key Market Signals:

01 US EQUITIES — S&P REBOUNDS, SNAPS 3-DAY LOSING STREAK

US stocks closed higher on Friday, with the S&P 500 snapping a three-day losing streak as investors found value after a brief pullback. The Dow Jones Industrial Average outperformed, rising 0.93% to 51,828.62, while the S&P 500 gained 0.51% to 7,743.41 and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.50% to 27,068.72[reference:4].

Key Drivers:

• Resilience Despite Yields: The 10-year Treasury yield has broken through the psychological barrier of 5.2%, while the 30-year Treasury yield has risen above 5.5%, reaching the highest level since 2004. Despite this, equity markets showed remarkable resilience[reference:5].
• Sector Rotation: Energy stocks led gains as oil prices surged, while defensive sectors lagged. The market’s ability to absorb the yield shock suggests underlying confidence in corporate earnings.
• Weekly Performance: For the full week, the Dow added 0.28%, the S&P 500 firmed by 1.21%, and the Nasdaq Composite strengthened by 2.06%[reference:6].

02 EUROPEAN EQUITIES — MIXED PERFORMANCE

European markets closed mixed on Friday, with Germany’s DAX leading gains while other major indices lagged. The DAX rose 0.56%, while the UK’s FTSE 100 added 0.14%. Italy’s FTSE MIB gained 0.63%, and Spain’s IBEX 35 advanced 0.65%. France’s CAC 40 lost less than 0.1%[reference:7].

Key Context:

• Stoxx 600: The pan-European Stoxx 600 posted a gain of 0.32%, with oil and gas stocks among the top performers[reference:8].
• Currency Pressure: The euro remained under pressure, hovering near an eight-week low against the dollar, adding headwinds for European exporters.
• Sector Rotation: Energy stocks found support from elevated oil prices, while rate-sensitive sectors remained under pressure.

03 ASIAN EQUITIES — MIXED CLOSE AS OIL PRICES RISE

Asian markets ended mostly lower on Monday, with trading volumes affected by regional holidays. Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 0.73% to 65,877.62, while China’s Shanghai Composite dropped 1.7% to 3,823. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng advanced 0.54% to 24,642.51[reference:9][reference:10].

Key Drivers:

• Japan: The Nikkei declined as the yen’s weakness and rising oil prices weighed on sentiment.
• China: The Shanghai Composite fell sharply, reflecting concerns over the property sector and weak domestic demand.
• Hong Kong: The Hang Seng bucked the trend, rising on gains in technology and financial stocks.

04 BONDS — YIELDS BREAK THROUGH 5.2%

The global bond selloff intensified, with US Treasury yields reaching multi-decade highs. The 10-year yield rose 5 basis points to 5.21%, its highest level since 2007. The 30-year yield climbed 3 basis points to 5.52%, its highest since 2004. The 2-year yield rose 5 basis points to 4.90%[reference:11].

Key Drivers:

• Oil Price Surge: Rising oil prices have fueled inflation expectations, pressuring bond prices and pushing yields higher.
• Fed Rate Expectations: The market has aggressively repriced the US interest rate trajectory, with rising bets on additional hikes.
• Global Synchronization: The yield surge was synchronized across major markets, with German and UK yields rising in tandem.

05 CURRENCIES — DOLLAR NEAR 2-MONTH HIGH

The dollar held near a two-month high on Monday, supported by rising oil prices and hawkish Fed rate expectations. The dollar index, which measures the US currency against a basket of peers, was little changed at 101.15 and was still set for a 1.7% monthly gain, its biggest since June[reference:12].

Key Drivers:

• US-Iran Stalemate: The rejection of Iran’s ceasefire proposal by President Trump has heightened geopolitical tensions, supporting the dollar[reference:13].
• Hawkish Fed: Expectations for additional Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to support the dollar.
• Monthly Performance: The dollar is on track for a 1.7% gain in September, its best month since June[reference:14].

06 COMMODITIES — OIL SURGES, GOLD CRASHES

Oil: Oil prices surged as President Trump rejected Iran’s ceasefire proposal, dashing hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the Middle East conflict. Brent crude futures rose $3.43, or 3.29%, to $107.75 a barrel, while WTI was at $94.55 a barrel, up $2.14, or 2.32%[reference:15].

Gold: Spot gold fell 1.5% to $4,223.95 per ounce, while US gold futures also declined 1.5% to $4,257.90. Among other precious metals, spot silver fell 2.6% to $62.64 per ounce, platinum declined 2.1% to $1,741.45, while palladium fell 2.1% to $1,239.95[reference:16].

Copper: Copper futures fell to around $6.6 per pound on Monday, extending their retreat from record highs as softening economic data from top consumer China weighed on the demand outlook. The London Metal Exchange 3-month benchmark fell to $14,389.50 per tonne, the lowest since September 17[reference:17][reference:18].

Natural Gas: European natural gas prices rose 3% to above €74/MWh, as Qatar’s prolonged LNG supply disruptions and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz raised concerns about gas supplies. US natural gas futures fell over 3% to $3.125 per MMBtu[reference:19][reference:20].

Agriculture: Soybean futures plunged after a list of items that will likely face reduced tariffs didn’t include soybeans. Wheat rebounded from a 23.5c intraday loss. Corn futures traded lower. Crude lost nearly 8% and palm oil fell 4.6% on the week[reference:21][reference:22].

07 CRYPTOCURRENCIES — BITCOIN FALLS ON IRAN SHOCK

Bitcoin fell 1.22% to $83,428 in early trading on Monday, pressured by higher crude prices, a stronger dollar, and cooling ETF flows. The flagship cryptocurrency briefly moved above $85,000 over the weekend before pulling back. Ethereum struggled to hold above $2,800, trading at $2,650 with a 1.97% decline[reference:23][reference:24].

Key Dynamics:

• Iran Shock: Bitcoin fell as President Trump rejected Iran’s ceasefire proposal, triggering a broad risk-off move across markets[reference:25].
• ETF Flows Cool: Cooling ETF inflows have removed a key source of support for Bitcoin[reference:26].
• Key Levels: Bitcoin is retesting the $82,000 double bottom neckline as support, with the pattern eyeing a $100,000 target if the support holds[reference:27].

08 REAL ESTATE — GLOBAL HOUSE PRICE GROWTH DIVERGES

United States: Existing home sales fell 2.0% from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 3.98 million units in August, a 14-month low, as 30-year fixed mortgage rates hover near 7%. The median existing-home sales price rose 3.9% year-over-year to $407,000. Pending home sales fell 3.5% week over week to their lowest level in almost three years[reference:28][reference:29][reference:30].

United Kingdom: UK house prices in September saw the first month-on-month increase since May, according to Rightmove. The average asking price for newly-listed homes rose by 0.7% to £367,440. However, prices remained 0.8% lower than in the same period last year and 2.3% below from the start of summer. Average UK house prices increased by 1.4% in the 12 months to July 2026[reference:31][reference:32][reference:33].

Germany: German home prices rose slightly in the second quarter of 2026, marking the seventh consecutive quarterly gain as the property sector in Europe’s largest economy seeks stability after a deep recession. The increase of 0.6% year-over-year is the smallest progression since prices began rising again in late 2024. The IVD property association reported that purchase prices for existing single-family homes, terraced houses, and condominiums have been rising slightly since 2025[reference:34][reference:35][reference:36].

China: New home sales in key 30 cities rose 1.4% year-over-year in September, with Tier-1 cities showing over 10% growth. Beijing and Shanghai recorded year-over-year increases of 23% and 22% respectively. In the secondary market, transactions in 20 key cities rose 13.1% year-over-year, with Beijing and Shanghai up 2.2% and 24.3% respectively. The average price of commercial housing nationwide fell 0.9% year-over-year[reference:37][reference:38][reference:39].

Japan: Japan’s average land price rose for the fifth straight year, with the increase in 2026 being the biggest in 16 years. Commercial land prices rose 4.3% nationally, with the figure jumping 7.8% across the three major metropolitan areas of Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya. Residential land prices climbed 2.1% across the country and 3.5% in the same three urban centers. The average price of land along major streets was up 2.9% from a year earlier[reference:40][reference:41].

Canada: Canada’s housing market is showing signs of a fragile recovery. RBC expects national resales to fall 3.6% this year to 453,200 units, with the benchmark price index down 2.3% to $794,200. Toronto and Vancouver were named the two weakest housing markets internationally in 2026 by UBS. The average national home price was $674,000, up 0.2% year-over-year[reference:42][reference:43][reference:44].

Australia: Australia’s housing downturn is deepening. National dwelling values fell 3.1% over the three months to August, while annual growth eased to 2.7%. Westpac now expects house prices to fall 7.3% from peak to trough, a correction on par with the 2022 downturn. ANZ predicts a national peak-to-trough fall of 10.6%, while CBA has forecast a 9% national fall[reference:45][reference:46][reference:47].

India: Housing sales across India’s top seven cities increased 3% year-on-year to about 100,220 units in Q3 2026, while new launches rose 18%. The total value of homes sold reached about ₹1.55 lakh crore. Average prices increased 7% annually to ₹9,714 per square foot[reference:48][reference:49].

Spain: Spain’s housing market continues to face affordability pressures. In Madrid and Barcelona, apartments for less than €700 per month are nearly extinct. The average price per square meter for rent or purchase has increased by around 50% over 10 years. BBVA Research forecasts an average increase of 12% in housing prices for 2026[reference:50][reference:51][reference:52].

09 STRATEGIC ADVISORY

US Equities

• Current: S&P 7,743.41 (+0.51%), Nasdaq 27,068.72 (+0.50%), Dow 51,828.62 (+0.93%)
• Outlook: S&P snaps 3-day losing streak despite yields above 5.2%. Energy leads gains as oil surges. Watch for continued rotation into energy and value.
• Key Levels: S&P support at 7,700, resistance at 7,800

Bonds

• Current: US 10Y at 5.21%, US 30Y at 5.52%, US 2Y at 4.90%
• Outlook: Yields break through 5.2% barrier to highest since 2007. Oil surge adds to inflation pressure. Watch for intervention risk at these levels.

Oil

• Current: Brent $107.75/bbl, WTI $94.55/bbl
• Outlook: Brent surges 3.29% on US-Iran stalemate. Trump’s rejection of ceasefire proposal removes diplomatic premium. Watch for further escalation.
• Key Levels: Brent support at $105, resistance at $110

Precious Metals

• Current: Gold $4,223.95/oz, Silver $62.08/oz
• Outlook: Gold plunges 1.5% on dollar strength and rate expectations. Silver crashes 3.4%. Watch $4,200 support for gold.
• Key Levels: Gold support at $4,200, resistance at $4,300

Bitcoin & Crypto

• BTC: $83,428 (-1.22%)
• ETH: $2,650 (-1.97%); XRP: $1.49 (-1.50%)
• Outlook: Risk-off sentiment weighs on cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin retesting $82,000 support. Watch for stabilization if oil eases.
• Key Levels: BTC support at $82,000, resistance at $85,000

Real Estate

• US: Existing home sales at 3.98M (14-month low); pending sales at 3-year low; mortgage near 7%
• UK: Asking prices +0.7% in September, first monthly rise since May; annual growth 1.4%
• Germany: Prices +0.6% YoY, seventh consecutive quarterly gain; pace slowing
• China: Tier-1 cities +10% in new home sales; secondary market +13.1%
• Japan: Land prices +2.9%, fifth consecutive year of gains; commercial +4.3%
• Canada: Resales -3.6% expected; Toronto and Vancouver weakest globally
• Australia: National values -3.1% over 3 months; peak-to-trough forecast 7.3-10.6%
• India: Q3 sales +3% to 100,220 units; prices +7% YoY
• Spain: Average prices +12% forecast for 2026; rental supply critical

Risk Management

• Bond Yields: US 10Y at 5.21%, highest since 2007; US 30Y at 5.52%, highest since 2004
• Oil: Brent surges above $107 on US-Iran stalemate
• Dollar: DXY at 101.15, near 2-month high, on track for 1.7% monthly gain
• Gold: Plunges 1.5% on stronger dollar and rate expectations
• Crypto: Bitcoin falls 1.22% on risk-off sentiment
• Equities: S&P rebounds despite yield shock, showing underlying resilience

Joe Rogers & Aristotle AI
Senior Macro Strategist
September 28, 2026

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INVESTMENT DAILY — 28. SEPTEMBER 2026

GEGRÜNDET IM JAHR 2000 ANNO DOMINI ✌

Institutionelle Intelligenz & Globale Marktanalyse

Datum: 28. September 2026

Autor: Joe Rogers & Aristotle AI — Senior Makro-Strategen

Status: STRATEGISCHE INTELLIGENZ / STRENG VERTRAULICH

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: US-AKTIEN ERHOLEN SICH TROTZ RENDITEN ÜBER 5,2%, ÖL SPRINGT WEGEN IRAN-PATT, GOLD STÜRZT AB

28. September 2026 — Die US-Aktien schlossen am Freitag höher und beendeten damit eine dreitägige Verlustserie, während die Anleger die steigenden Treasury-Renditen und die scharfe Rally bei den Ölpreisen überwanden. Der Dow Jones Industrial Average stieg um 478,64 Punkte oder 0,93% auf 51.828,62. Der S&P 500 gewann 0,51% auf 7.743,41, während der Nasdaq Composite um 0,50% auf 27.068,72 zulegte.

Die Erholung erfolgte trotz der Tatsache, dass die Rendite der 10-jährigen US-Staatsanleihe die psychologische Marke von 5,2% durchbrach und auf 5,21% stieg, den höchsten Stand seit 2007. Die 30-jährige Rendite stieg auf 5,52%, den höchsten Stand seit 2004. Die 2-jährige Rendite kletterte um 5 Basispunkte auf 4,90%.

Die Ölpreise sprangen, nachdem Präsident Trump Irans Waffenstillstandsvorschlag abgelehnt hatte und damit die Hoffnungen auf eine diplomatische Lösung des Nahost-Konflikts zunichtemachte. Brent-Rohöl-Futures stiegen um 3,43 $ oder 3,29% auf 107,75 $ pro Barrel, während US-West Texas Intermediate Rohöl bei 94,55 $ pro Barrel lag, ein Plus von 2,14 $ oder 2,32%.

Edelmetalle brachen aufgrund des stärkeren Dollars und der erhöhten Zinserwartungen ein. Spot-Gold fiel um 1,5% auf 4.223,95 $ pro Unze, während US-Gold-Futures ebenfalls um 1,5% auf 4.257,90 $ fielen. Unter anderen Edelmetallen fiel Spot-Silber um 2,6% auf 62,64 $ pro Unze, Platin verlor 2,1% auf 1.741,45 $, während Palladium um 2,1% auf 1.239,95 $ fiel.

Wichtige Marktsignale:

01 US-AKTIEN — S&P ERHOLT SICH, BEENDET 3-TAGE-VERLUSTSERIE

Die US-Aktien schlossen am Freitag höher, wobei der S&P 500 eine dreitägige Verlustserie beendete, da Anleger nach einem kurzen Rücksetzer Werte fanden. Der Dow Jones Industrial Average übertraf mit einem Plus von 0,93% auf 51.828,62, während der S&P 500 um 0,51% auf 7.743,41 und der Nasdaq Composite um 0,50% auf 27.068,72 zulegten.

Wichtigste Treiber:

• Resilienz trotz Renditen: Die Rendite der 10-jährigen Staatsanleihe hat die psychologische Barriere von 5,2% durchbrochen, während die 30-jährige Treasury-Rendite über 5,5% gestiegen ist und damit den höchsten Stand seit 2004 erreicht. Trotzdem zeigten die Aktienmärkte bemerkenswerte Widerstandsfähigkeit.
• Sektorrotation: Energieaktien führten die Gewinne an, als die Ölpreise sprangen, während defensive Sektoren zurückblieben. Die Fähigkeit des Marktes, den Renditeschock zu absorbieren, deutet auf zugrunde liegendes Vertrauen in die Unternehmensgewinne hin.
• Wochenperformance: Für die gesamte Woche legte der Dow um 0,28% zu, der S&P 500 festigte sich um 1,21%, und der Nasdaq Composite stärkte sich um 2,06%.

02 EUROPÄISCHE AKTIEN — GEMISCHTE PERFORMANCE

Die europäischen Märkte schlossen am Freitag gemischt, wobei der deutsche DAX die Gewinne anführte, während andere wichtige Indizes zurückblieben. Der DAX stieg um 0,56%, während der britische FTSE 100 um 0,14% zulegte. Italiens FTSE MIB gewann 0,63%, und Spaniens IBEX 35 stieg um 0,65%. Frankreichs CAC 40 verlor weniger als 0,1%.

Wichtiger Kontext:

• Stoxx 600: Der paneuropäische Stoxx 600 verzeichnete einen Zuwachs von 0,32%, wobei Öl- und Gasaktien zu den Top-Performern gehörten.
• Währungsdruck: Der Euro blieb unter Druck und bewegte sich nahe einem Acht-Wochen-Tief gegenüber dem Dollar, was Gegenwinde für europäische Exporteure bedeutet.
• Sektorrotation: Energieaktien fanden Unterstützung durch erhöhte Ölpreise, während zinssensitive Sektoren unter Druck blieben.

03 ASIATISCHE AKTIEN — GEMISCHTER SCHLUSS BEI STEIGENDEN ÖLPREISEN

Die asiatischen Märkte schlossen am Montag überwiegend niedriger, wobei die Handelsvolumina durch regionale Feiertage beeinträchtigt wurden. Japans Nikkei 225 fiel um 0,73% auf 65.877,62, während Chinas Shanghai Composite um 1,7% auf 3.823 fiel. Hongkongs Hang Seng stieg um 0,54% auf 24.642,51.

Wichtigste Treiber:

• Japan: Der Nikkei fiel, da die Yen-Schwäche und steigende Ölpreise die Stimmung belasteten.
• China: Der Shanghai Composite fiel stark, was Bedenken hinsichtlich des Immobiliensektors und der schwachen Inlandsnachfrage widerspiegelt.
• Hongkong: Der Hang Seng widersetzte sich dem Trend und stieg aufgrund von Gewinnen bei Technologie- und Finanzwerten.

04 ANLEIHEN — RENDITEN DURCHBRECHEN 5,2%

Der globale Anleiheausverkauf intensivierte sich, wobei die Renditen von US-Staatsanleihen Mehrjahrzehnt-Hochs erreichten. Die 10-jährige Rendite stieg um 5 Basispunkte auf 5,21%, den höchsten Stand seit 2007. Die 30-jährige Rendite kletterte um 3 Basispunkte auf 5,52%, den höchsten Stand seit 2004. Die 2-jährige Rendite stieg um 5 Basispunkte auf 4,90%.

Wichtigste Treiber:

• Ölpreissprung: Steigende Ölpreise haben die Inflationserwartungen befeuert, Anleihekurse unter Druck gesetzt und die Renditen nach oben getrieben.
• Fed-Zinserwartungen: Der Markt hat den US-Zinspfad aggressiv neu bewertet, mit steigenden Wetten auf weitere Erhöhungen.
• Globale Synchronisation: Der Renditesprung war über die wichtigsten Märkte hinweg synchronisiert, wobei deutsche und britische Renditen parallel stiegen.

05 WÄHRUNGEN — DOLLAR NAHE 2-MONATS-HOCH

Der Dollar hielt sich am Montag nahe einem Zwei-Monats-Hoch, unterstützt durch steigende Ölpreise und hawkishe Fed-Zinserwartungen. Der Dollar-Index, der die US-Währung gegenüber einem Währungskorb misst, war mit 101,15 kaum verändert und steuerte immer noch auf einen Monatsgewinn von 1,7% zu, seinen größten seit Juni.

Wichtigste Treiber:

• US-Iran-Patt: Die Ablehnung von Irans Waffenstillstandsvorschlag durch Präsident Trump hat die geopolitischen Spannungen erhöht und den Dollar gestützt.
• Hawkishe Fed: Erwartungen auf weitere Zinserhöhungen der Federal Reserve stützen den Dollar weiterhin.
• Monatsperformance: Der Dollar steuert auf einen Zuwachs von 1,7% im September zu, seinen besten Monat seit Juni.

06 ROHSTOFFE — ÖL SPRINGT, GOLD STÜRZT AB

Öl: Die Ölpreise sprangen, nachdem Präsident Trump Irans Waffenstillstandsvorschlag abgelehnt hatte und damit die Hoffnungen auf eine diplomatische Lösung des Nahost-Konflikts zunichtemachte. Brent-Rohöl-Futures stiegen um 3,43 $ oder 3,29% auf 107,75 $ pro Barrel, während WTI bei 94,55 $ pro Barrel lag, ein Plus von 2,14 $ oder 2,32%.

Gold: Spot-Gold fiel um 1,5% auf 4.223,95 $ pro Unze, während US-Gold-Futures ebenfalls um 1,5% auf 4.257,90 $ fielen. Unter anderen Edelmetallen fiel Spot-Silber um 2,6% auf 62,64 $ pro Unze, Platin verlor 2,1% auf 1.741,45 $, während Palladium um 2,1% auf 1.239,95 $ fiel.

Kupfer: Kupfer-Futures fielen am Montag auf etwa 6,6 $ pro Pfund und setzten damit ihren Rückzug von Rekordhochs fort, da schwächere Wirtschaftsdaten aus dem Hauptabnehmerland China die Nachfrageaussichten belasteten. Der 3-Monats-Benchmark der London Metal Exchange fiel auf 14.389,50 $ pro Tonne, den niedrigsten Stand seit dem 17. September.

Erdgas: Die europäischen Erdgaspreise stiegen um 3% auf über 74 €/MWh, da die anhaltenden LNG-Lieferunterbrechungen Katars und die Unsicherheit über die Straße von Hormus Bedenken hinsichtlich der Gasversorgung aufwarfen. US-Erdgas-Futures fielen um über 3% auf 3,125 $ pro MMBtu.

Landwirtschaft: Sojabohnen-Futures stürzten ab, nachdem eine Liste von Waren, die wahrscheinlich von reduzierten Zöllen betroffen sein werden, Sojabohnen nicht enthielt. Weizen erholte sich von einem Intraday-Verlust von 23,5 Cent. Mais-Futures wurden niedriger gehandelt. Rohöl verlor in der Woche fast 8% und Palmöl fiel um 4,6%.

07 KRYPTOWÄHRUNGEN — BITCOIN FÄLLT AUF IRAN-SCHOCK

Bitcoin fiel am Montag im frühen Handel um 1,22% auf 83.428 $, belastet durch höhere Rohölpreise, einen stärkeren Dollar und abkühlende ETF-Zuflüsse. Die führende Kryptowährung bewegte sich am Wochenende kurzzeitig über 85.000 $, bevor sie zurückfiel. Ethereum kämpfte darum, sich über 2.800 $ zu halten, und wurde mit einem Rückgang von 1,97% bei 2.650 $ gehandelt.