Commodities

Gold prices slipped under pressure from soaring US Treasury yields at 4.8%, while crude oil surged 3% on robust winter demand and geopolitical tensions

Gold surged to $2,670, reaching a four-week high on safe-haven demand amid market uncertainty, while crude oil gained nearly 1% on rising winter fuel demand

Gold climbed to a four-week high on softer ADP job numbers, while crude oil slid 1% as growing US fuel stockpiles and a stronger dollar pressured the market

Gold hit a 1% intraday high before retreating, supported by China’s reserve increase. Oil prices rebounded nearly 1% on tightening supply and bullish API data

Markets react sharply to Trump tariff rumors, with gold swinging between $2614 and $2650 before settling, while crude oil ends a five-day rally to close lower

Gold rises to a two-week high on safe-haven demand driven by geopolitical risks, while crude oil starts the year with a 2% rally on optimism for China’s economy

Gold briefly dips below $2600 amid strong US dollar and Treasury yields, closing at $2605.71. Crude oil gains as colder weather boosts diesel demand

We would like to inform you that we will be suspending XCUUSD (Copper) trading due to technical limitations.

On Tuesday, trading activity was relatively subdued ahead of the Christmas holiday. Gold prices remained stable within a narrow range. Crude oil reversed its previous losses

Gold prices fell in quiet holiday-season trading. Oil prices remained under pressure due to the dollar hovering near a two-year high.