Crude Oil

Gold dips below $3,300 as the US dollar and yields rise; oil climbs to a two-week high amid renewed Red Sea tensions and supply concerns.

Gold prices climb back above $3,300 as the US dollar weakens, while oil dips slightly amid OPEC+ output hike expectations and easing geopolitical risks.

Gold dropped for a third straight day as traders priced in fewer rate cuts. Oil rallied as OPEC+ stuck to quotas while voluntary curbs may ease.

Gold bounced on dip buying and dollar weakness as Trump delayed EU tariffs. Oil held flat as markets weighed trade relief against OPEC+ output risks.

Gold hit a weekly high near $3,325 as the dollar weakened and safe-haven demand rose. Oil slid as rising US crude stockpiles offset market concerns

Gold jumped nearly 2% as the dollar weakened and safe-haven demand grew. Oil prices spiked on reports of rising Israel-Iran tensions.

Gold climbed as the US dollar weakened following a credit downgrade by Moody’s. Oil prices gained slightly on geopolitical developments.

Markets saw renewed momentum on Tuesday as both gold and oil prices climbed. Gold edged higher on safe-haven demand, while oil surged on geopolitical pressure

Crude Oil Futures Face Sharp Declines Crude oil futures took a sharp hit last week, with both Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude dropping over 7%, marking their largest weekly declines in more than a month. This selloff was driven by weaker demand forecasts from China and reduced fears of supply disruptions in the […]

The latest data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows a bigger-than-expected drop in US crude oil inventories, signaling stronger demand for oil.  Impact on Oil Prices and Inflation US companies reported a 4.471-million-barrels decline in crude oil stock, much higher than the forecasted 1.300 million barrels. This drop also surpasses last week’s decrease of […]