Oil surges over $1 as Saudi strikes and Iran threat roil markets
Oil gained over $1 as reports of Saudi blasts and Iran's vow to strike energy infrastructure added to supply risk.
Gold, crude oil, industrial metals and agricultural products: supply and demand, inventories and geopolitical risk.
Oil gained over $1 as reports of Saudi blasts and Iran's vow to strike energy infrastructure added to supply risk.
UBS retains a constructive gold view, positioning it as a portfolio hedge against inflation and geopolitical risks, and advises using price dips to build…
Goldman sees gold's pullback as a pause, with dips toward $4,000 an ounce a buying opportunity before the September FOMC.
Crude oil futures test $93.50 resistance as US-Iran tensions escalate, with technical levels guiding next moves.
Copper hit a fresh record above $14,530 on the LME as demand, supply, tariffs, and speculation converged.
Gold futures trade plan calls for a long entry at $4,431.5 with three profit targets and a defined stop.
Oil prices rose on Middle East tensions, yen surged against dollar, and European stocks were cautious as US markets closed for Labor Day.
Oil may soon hit $100 again, threatening to reverse inflation progress and create a policy dilemma for central banks as the US-Iran conflict persists.
A fresh attack targeted Saudi Aramco's Jizan facilities on Monday, with damage being assessed. Oil prices rose on the news.
Oil prices climbed on Friday amid US-Iran missile strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, with OPEC+ keeping output unchanged.
Raw sugar futures have gained 20% in 2026, outpacing Bitcoin, gold, and the S&P 500 due to supply concerns from EU, Brazil, and India.
Gold erased earlier gains after a strong US jobs report raised rate hike expectations, with traders now focused on the upcoming CPI data.
China's gold reserves rose to 76.73 million ounces in August, marking the 22nd consecutive month of purchases.
Oil firmed after Hormuz attacks, gold slipped on strong jobs data, and Asian stocks were mixed as the Hang Seng fell while the Nikkei and Kospi gained.
Gold holds steady as strong jobs data keeps a September rate hike in play. Perth Mint sales slowed in August.