Commodity Roundup: Copper retreats from record high, crude oil gains after EIA forecast
Gold and Silver Prices: Gold prices fell 0.39% to $3,288 an ounce, while silver dipped 0.44% to around $36.60 per ounce, influenced by rising Treasury yields and a stronger U.S. dollar; investors are awaiting FOMC minutes for insights on Federal Reserve policy.
Copper and Oil Markets: Copper prices dropped nearly 2.8% following Trump's proposed 50% tariff on imports, escalating trade tensions, while brent crude oil futures rose above $70.30 per barrel due to supply disruption risks and revised U.S. production forecasts.
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Earnings Season Approaches: Analysts Downgrade Financial Stocks' EPS Estimates
- Analyst Sentiment Decline: As earnings season approaches, analysts have broadly downgraded earnings expectations for financial companies, leading to a decline in EPS Revision Grades for several stocks, reflecting weakened market confidence in short-term performance.
- Earnings Downgrades: Unum (UNM) and Block (XYZ) received EPS Revision Grades of D and D, respectively, indicating a pessimistic outlook from investors regarding their profitability, which may adversely affect their stock performance.
- Large Financial Stocks Struggling: Lloyds Banking (LYG) and UBS Group AG (UBS) received Revision Grades of D- and D, suggesting significant pressure on these large financial institutions regarding earnings expectations, potentially prompting investors to reassess their investment value.
- Market Focus: Companies like HDFC Bank (HDB) and Mizuho Financial (MFG) also faced negative revisions, with EPS Revision Grades of F and F, respectively, indicating a substantial decline in market confidence in these financial stocks, which may impact their future financing and growth capabilities.

Daily Upgrade Report for Validea's David Dreman Strategy - November 26, 2025
Validea's Contrarian Investor Model: The model, based on David Dreman's strategy, identifies unpopular mid- and large-cap stocks with improving fundamentals, highlighting ORIX Corp, Taylor Morrison Home Corp, and OneMain Holdings Inc as recent upgrades.
ORIX Corp Analysis: ORIX Corp, a diversified financial services company, saw its rating increase from 50% to 76% due to strong fundamentals and valuation, indicating growing interest in the stock.
Taylor Morrison Home Corp Analysis: Taylor Morrison, a homebuilder and developer, experienced a rating rise from 57% to 69%, reflecting improved fundamentals and valuation, though still below the 80% threshold for significant interest.
OneMain Holdings Inc Analysis: OneMain Holdings, a financial services company, improved its rating from 83% to 90%, suggesting strong interest based on its solid fundamentals and valuation metrics.









