Precious Metals

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.

Gold hit a 3-week high near $4,150 as US data resumes and rate-cut bets grow, while oil rose on Russian sanctions and optimism over the U.S. shutdown’s end.

Gold surges toward $4,200 amid renewed Fed cut hopes, while oil steadies near $60 as supply-demand tensions shape market direction.

Gold nears $4,020 as the US adds silver to its critical minerals list, boosting safe-haven demand; oil extends losses amid oversupply and weak demand.

Gold climbs on safe-haven demand despite strong US data, while oil slides to a two-week low as oversupply fears weigh on market sentiment.

Gold drops nearly 2% as the dollar strengthens amid the record US shutdown; traders cut Fed cut bets, while oil slips on demand concerns.

Gold steadies near $4,000 ahead of US data; oil holds around $61 as OPEC+ balances short-term output hikes with a 2026 production freeze.

Gold pared gains as Powell downplayed December rate cut hopes after the Fed’s 25bp move; oil rose on strong US inventory data and trade optimism.

Gold slumped below $3,900 to a three-week low as trade progress eroded safe-haven demand; investors await the Fed’s rate decision while oil prices stay in range

Gold slips below $4,000 as easing U.S.–China trade tensions weaken safe-haven demand; investors await Fed rate decision while oil steadies near $61.