U. S. stocks fell on Monday as investors continued to weigh fears of emerging inflation and a slight spike in COVID-19 cases in Asian countries such as Taiwan and Singapore.
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The Bitcoin tracking component of a big weekend sale triggered through tweets from Tesla CEO Elon Musk reached a level close to $42,000, before emerging to the $45,000 point on Monday.
The oil was higher. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 0. 6% to $65. 74 a barrel. Brent crude, the benchmark foreign oil index, rose 0. 5% to $69. 07 a barrel at intraday highs.
Gold fell 0. 7% to $1,855. 47 an ounce.