Gold

Gold climbs to a one-week high as Fed rate-cut expectations surge, while oil steadies on oversupply concerns and Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Fed rate-cut odds jump to 85 percent, lifting gold to a one-week high while oil extends losses on Ukraine peace signals and fears of Russian supply returning.

Gold jumps above $4100 as December Fed rate-cut odds surge, while oil edges higher on improved risk appetite and cautious sentiment around Russia–Ukraine talks.

Strong US jobs data reduces December rate-cut odds, pressuring gold lower, while oil slips as renewed Russia-Ukraine peace signals raise supply concerns.

Gold and silver pull back after hitting a three-week high as Fed caution lowers December rate-cut odds. Stay tuned today for the delayed September NFP data.

Gold rebounds on weak US jobs data as markets revive December rate-cut bets, while oil edges higher on sanctions and renewed risk appetite.

Gold softens near 4000 as December Fed cut odds fade; oil eases after Russia port restart while markets await delayed US economic data.

Gold slips after a three-week high as rate-cut hopes cool, but safe-haven demand holds after the U.S. adds silver to its critical minerals list.

Gold outflows, extreme fear, and delayed NFP data set the stage for major volatility. Once the US shutdown ends, markets could surge as traders reprice.

Gold breaks above $4,200 as rate-cut bets grow, while oil sinks over 4% after OPEC projects global supply and demand will balance by 2026.