West Texas average (WTI) the US benchmark for Crude Oil traded within a narrow range during Thursday Asian session pausing the previous session recovery from levels below $87.00 which marked a more than two week low. The commodity is currently hovering around the mid-$92.00 area down nearly 0.65% on the
Gold holds firm above the $4,650 mark and stays close to a more than one-week high during the European session on Wednesday. The valuable metal continues to benefit from wide US Dollar weakness as hopes for a viable peace agreement between the US and Iran improves market sentiment. The softer
Gold (XAU/USD) is trading just higher in early Thursday European session, holding on to little gains after impressive a fresh monthly low in the early session. However the overall outlook remains careful. The US Dollar continues to adjust for the fourth direct day following a quite hawkish stance from the
Gold is holding steady just below the $4,700 level during the early European session, showing some strength despite ongoing pressure. The main reason behind this weakness is a stronger US Dollar, which has been gaining for three consecutive days and continues to weigh on the metal. Ongoing tensions between the
Oil prices climbed during the Asian session after the US military announced a complete blockade of the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday. The move tightened supply concerns and cast doubt over the next round of negotiations with Iran. As a result, US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) surged by around
Gold (XAU/USD) continues to trade on a weaker note after failing to break above the $4,800 level in the previous session. However, the downside remains limited as the metal moves within a familiar range during Friday’s Asian session. Prices are holding above $4,750 as traders stay cautious ahead of the