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And by the way, on the corporate and technological side, artificial intelligence has once again taken center stage with Antropic's new model . Meanwhile, Trump has once again stirred up the market by raving about Palanter Technologies and its alleged war capabilities. But watch out, because here comes another protagonist of the session, and that is Michael Barry.
He says he continues to bet against Palantir, that is, he contradicts Donald Trump's words . So if we look at Palantir right now and the effect it has had on the stock market, we see how it is falling back, although it is trying to recover from those falls, deep falls that have led the company, in fact, to lose 12% right now, falling, yes, but less than 3.12% at the moment, bringing the share price to $16.
Trump is pushing the narrative, while Barry is betting in just the opposite direction. For now, as we were discussing, inflation in the United States has soared in March to 3.3% year-on-year compared to 2.4% in February, while the monthly rate rose by 0.9%. The sharp rebound was driven almost entirely by the escalating energy costs resulting from this tension in the Middle East and the impact of Iran on the global supply of crude oil.
In this context, the price of gasoline did register a record jump of 21.2% in the last month, and well, this pressure on prices seems to be deteriorating, in addition to consumer confidence falling to historic lows, even below the levels seen during the great recession. and during the pandemic. This is the chart we showed during the special report today, when the US inflation CPI data was released .
And back to airplanes. The price of jet fuel continues to be high despite the temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran. As shortages begin to hit Asia and Europe hard, and after a month of disruptions caused by the war, one of the main sources of supply remains virtually blocked, although the agreement promoted by Trump initially eased the pressure and brought the spot price in the United States to the $75 per barrel range.
The market rebounded again by more than 2% in the last session. The situation remains critical according to Clipper data, and well, no ship loaded with jet fuel has yet managed to cross the Strait of Hormuz, which exacerbates the shortage and complicates airline supplies. The sector fears that the normalization of supply could still take several months.
And we're going to keep a close eye on the market this time because Wall Street is creating a new tool to bet against private credit. It seems he is already starting to predict what will happen in the United States . Especially amidst all this uncertainty regarding private credit, investors are still wanting to withdraw—well, massive and multimillion-dollar exits—looking right now at the equity market.
After also learning the inflation data, we were seeing how it was holding up and the market was very relaxed. They are at 500, in fact, it is cutting 0.12%, not much, at 6816 points. The Nasdaq 100, meanwhile, in positive territory, is holding steady at 0.09% above. at 25,105 points and the Dow Jones Industrial Average cuts 263 points to 47,921.
The BX index, which measures market volatility, is up 282%, moving away from those 30 points and is currently at 20. Well, let's also look at fixed income, as you know, as inflation rises, bond prices rise. Today, the picture we've seen in the US fixed income market is that rebound in US debt, and well, we're seeing how bonds are now up 0.82%, the 2-year yield is at 3.81, the 10-year bond is also up 0.89%, and the 30-year bond, the longest- term one, is up 0.65%, already heading towards that yield of 4.92%.
Well, let's also look at the dollar, because if there are no negotiations this weekend we'll see movement, especially in the dollar. At this time it has already fallen below 99 and is down 0.09% to 98.70. The other pairs show the euro-dollar strengthening, already 0.2% above 1.5 at 117 at the moment.
A quick review of raw materials, both oil and gold. Immediately after the analysis with José Ignacio Enríquez we will go directly to the corporate framework. Earlier, a barrel of Br rose by 0.60%, West Texas Intermediate crude by 0.09%, and gold fell slightly by 0.15%, although it held above $0.762 per ounce.
Silver, which is indeed up 0.65%, is now above $70 an ounce, at $76.17, and Bitcoin is currently behaving positively. It surpasses 70,000, continues to hold the 73,000 we saw yesterday, and is up about 76%. In short, a crypto market that hasn't moved much amidst all this uncertainty, especially amidst these negotiations that will continue throughout the weekend. Yeah.
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