Commodities

Gold drops nearly 2% from record highs after the Israel–Hamas ceasefire eases tensions, while oil prices retreat as markets price in lower geopolitical risk.

Gold nears $4,060 as safe-haven demand surges, while oil rebounds on stalled Russia-Ukraine peace talks and stronger U.S. demand.

Gold swung nearly 2% before closing lower as Fed hawkish remarks cooled rate-cut optimism, while oil prices rebounded from a 16-week low on supply concerns.

Gold surged past $3,800 to a record $3,834 on Fed rate cut bets, U.S. shutdown fears, and geopolitical tensions, while oil fell on supply growth.

Gold traded sideways near $3,740 as traders awaited U.S. PCE data, while oil held near $65 with Fed policy and Russian export curbs in focus.

Gold fell as the dollar strengthened ahead of key US data, while oil surged to a seven-week high on inventory draws and supply disruptions.

Gold surged to a record near $3,790 on safe-haven demand and Fed cut bets, while oil climbed above $63 as stalled Kurdish export talks eased oversupply fears.

Gold surged near $3,750 on safe-haven demand and Fed rate cut bets, while oil slipped below $63 as oversupply fears outweighed Middle East tensions.

Gold retreated from record highs to $3,640 as traders reassessed Fed rate cuts, while crude oil slipped near $63 on demand worries despite falling US inventories.

Fed cuts rates by 25 bps as gold retreats from record highs and oil slips after a 3-day rally. See what Powell’s remarks mean for markets.