As the ceasefire remains intact beyond nine weeks amid Iran-Israel tensions, gold found support at $4,011 with neutral structure while silver fell to $56.47. Strong central bank demand and silver’s industrial shortages keep the longer-term outlook constructive.
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Oil prices fell about 2% on Friday and were on course for their steepest weekly decline in months as concerns over supply disruptions eased following the resumption of crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, despite a fresh security incident near Oman.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) depreciates after registering over 2% gains in the previous day, trading around $70.30 per barrel during the Asian hours on Friday.
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Gold is back in the red near $4,000 early Friday, snapping a brief rebound seen on Wednesday, and eyes a fourth straight weekly loss.
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Brent crude rises after cargo ship comes under attack in key waterway. Source: aljazeera.com
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Oil bounced back yesterday after a vessel was struck in the Persian Gulf. Read more here.
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A weak monsoon is emerging as India’s next inflation risk, with a developing El Niño threatening to curb rainfall and push up food prices just as an easing oil relieves broader price pressures. Source: bloomberg.com
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Gold extends its bearish structure after breaking key trendline support, with consolidation below resistance levels signaling continued downside risk toward deeper Fibonacci extension targets.
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When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.
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i-80 Gold stock rises on Nevada drill results, study delay
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A Fed survey of 530 executives found inflation now tops concerns for 25% of firms—nearly triple last quarter’s 9.5%—even as most have held the line on consumer prices. Source: fortune.com
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Oil prices are moving higher as traders react to comments from U.S. and Iranian officials.
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IMF says US-Iran ceasefire and steps to reopen Strait of Hormuz support global economy and lower commodity prices | Anadolu
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The IMF notes a decline in energy and commodity prices following a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz, though full normalization will take time. While inflationary expectations remain anchored, the Fund is particularly concerned about developing nations, especially in Africa, that are net energy importers. India’s domestic demand is robust, with real GDP growth projected at 6.5% for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
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WASHINGTON, June 25 (Reuters) – The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that it has seen energy and commodity prices fall since the U.S.-Iran agreement to halt hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but it will take time for prices …
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The UAE’s exit from OPEC is being sold as a supply earthquake. The market treated it more like a coworker’s farewell email—acknowledged, then immediately forgotten. Here’s why the real story is weirder, scarier, and funnier than the headline.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and oil doubled. But the real story isn’t crude—it’s the helium you’ve never thought about that’s about to make your next laptop cost more than your car payment.
The March FOMC meeting was the monetary policy equivalent of your therapist saying ‘we need to talk’—except the therapist controls your mortgage rate, your stock portfolio, and the price of eggs.
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