# Commodities
Latest news and articles about Commodities
Total: 37 articles found
Brinkmanship in the Gulf: Why Trump's Frustration is Fueling a New Oil Shock
Crude oil prices reversed their downward trend and climbed back toward $90 after President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the progress of Iran negotiations. The combination of fresh U.S. airstrikes and aggressive rhetoric has reignited fears of a prolonged conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, erasing hopes for a quick diplomatic resolution.
Gold’s $4,500 Crack: A Liquidity Squeeze or a Fundamental Shift?
Gold prices have dropped below the $4,500 support level as high US Treasury yields and a global dollar liquidity squeeze force central banks and institutional investors to liquidate positions. While short-term technicals remain bearish due to rising opportunity costs and Indian import restrictions, the long-term strategic outlook is supported by continued de-dollarization trends among major central banks.
Cracks in the Safe Haven: Why the Global Bullion Bull Run Has Hit a Hawkish Wall
Gold and silver prices have entered a sharp correction phase as hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data and a leadership change at the Fed revive hawkish interest rate expectations. Compounded by a massive tariff hike in India and a cooling of tech-sector risk appetite, the precious metals market is currently navigating a period of intense volatility and deleveraging.
Gold’s Paradoxical Plunge: Why Escalating Conflict is Triggering a Liquidity Liquidation
Gold prices have fallen below the $4,500 threshold as geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran paradoxically trigger a liquidity crunch rather than a safe-haven rally. A leadership reshuffle at the Federal Reserve and a global rush for cash are pressuring the metal, even as major investment banks forecast a return to $6,000 by 2027.
China’s Equity Markets Breach Decade-Highs as AI and Commodities Fuel ‘Red May’ Rally
Chinese stocks have surged to a near 11-year high, with the Shanghai Composite surpassing 4,200 points. This rally is driven by a combination of high-performing resource stocks and a maturing AI infrastructure sector, supported by an appreciating yuan and easing geopolitical tensions.
China’s Gold Fever Breaks: Global Price Plunge Tests the Limits of Safe-Haven Investing
A sharp decline in international gold prices, driven by a strong dollar, has triggered a retail price correction in China. While foot traffic in wholesale hubs like Shenzhen remains high, consumer behavior is shifting toward caution as the record-breaking price rally loses momentum.
Precious Metals Plunge as Geopolitical Strife and a Dominant Dollar Reshape Global Markets
Escalating Middle East tensions have led to a sharp decline in gold and silver prices, driven by a strengthening U.S. dollar and rising oil costs. Gold fell below $4,600 per ounce while silver dropped over 4%, as investors pivoted toward the dollar despite the geopolitical instability.
The Safe-Haven Paradox: Precious Metals Slump as Dollar Strength Overwhelms Middle East Turmoil
Gold and silver prices experienced a significant sell-off despite escalating Middle East tensions, driven primarily by a surging US dollar and rising oil prices. Gold fell below $4,600 per ounce while silver dropped over 4%, signaling a temporary breakdown in the traditional correlation between geopolitical risk and safe-haven assets.
The Great Uncoupling: Why the UAE’s OPEC Exit Threatens the Future of Global Oil Governance
The UAE has officially exited OPEC, ending a 60-year membership and signaling a major rift in global oil politics. While shipping bottlenecks in the Persian Gulf are currently masking the impact, the move threatens to dismantle the cartel's ability to control global prices in the long term.
Apple’s China Rebound Sparks Early Gains in Asia-Pacific Markets
U.S. stock futures and Apple shares rose in early Asia-Pacific trading following a strong earnings report that highlighted surprising resilience in the Chinese market. The data suggests that premium consumer demand in China remains a critical pillar for American big tech, even as commodities like gold and oil see significant price spikes.
China’s ‘Super Bull’ Bets on Strategic Metals: Zhang Jianping Takes Major Stake in Northern Rare Earth
Legendary Chinese investor Zhang Jianping has acquired a 2% stake in Northern Rare Earth, becoming its fourth-largest shareholder. The move follows a stellar first quarter for the company, which saw net profits double amid a resurgence in the strategic minerals market.
Bitcoin Retreats Below $77,000 as Macroeconomic Jitters Dampen Crypto Optimism
Bitcoin fell below the $77,000 mark on April 27, 2026, amid a 1.45% daily decline. The drop coincides with stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations and a broader retreat in gold prices, signaling a cautious shift in global investor sentiment toward liquidity.