Commodities: all news & analysis

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Gold (XAU/USD) Hovers at $3350/oz, Russia-Ukraine Developments in Focus
Gold prices rallied from an overnight low around the $3323/oz handle to a high of $3360/oz before settling around the $3350/oz mark. The precious metal looks set to continue its choppy price action at the start of a busy week. The recovery in Gold from the overnight low could in part be down to lower US Treasury Yields with the benchmark 10Y US Treasury yield falling from its recent highs.
by Zain Vawda
WTI Crude Technical: Bearish tone intact as Trump-Zelenskiy meeting looms
WTI crude (West Texas Oil CFD) extended its decline, sliding -3.2% to a three-month low of US$62.19 on 13 Aug and dipping further in Asia trading to US$62.47 after the Trump–Putin meeting. Despite Trump calling the talks “productive,” no ceasefire details emerged, keeping bearish momentum intact. Technical signals suggest further downside risk, with support eyed at US$61.30 and US$60.60/60.10.
by Kelvin Wong
Silver (XAG/USD) Technical: Medium-term up trend remains intact, start of new bullish impulsive leg
Silver (XAG/USD) appears to have ended its -8.39% pullback from July’s 14-year high, with price action suggesting a new bullish impulsive upmove within its major uptrend. Holding above US$37.00 keeps the bias positive, with potential resistances at US$40.85 and US$42.74. Technical signals, including RSI strength and rising Silver/Gold ratio, support the medium-term bullish outlook.
by Kelvin Wong
Gold's (XAU/USD) Recovers to $3350/oz After Mixed CPI Reaction. What Next?
Gold prices whipsawed after US CPI data, with tariffs on gold bars also impacting the precious metal. Despite a temporary dip, gold recovered to $3350/oz. This article analyzes the CPI details, Trump's ruling out of gold bar tariffs, and provides technical analysis and client sentiment data to forecast XAU/USD's next move.
by Zain Vawda
Oil retreats back just above May’s trading range
Oil prices have struggled through 2025, pressured by OPEC+ supply reshuffles, Russia’s market flooding, weaker global outlooks, and Middle East tensions. As Trump and Putin prepare to meet ahead of potential tariffs on Russian exports, markets eye the possibility of a Ukraine cease-fire. We break down why WTI continues to find sellers and what technicals reveal for upcoming trading.
by Elior Manier
WTI Crude Forecast: Risk premium fades, supply pressures mount, bearish trend ahead
WTI crude oil prices have reversed sharply, falling 18% from their June highs as the geopolitical risk premium fades. Rising US crude inventories, potential easing of sanctions on Russian oil, and planned OPEC+ production hikes are adding downward pressure. Technical signals suggest the recent three-month rebound has ended, with a bearish trend likely to extend toward key support levels at $60.55, $55.00, and $50.50/49.10 unless prices break above $68.80.
by Kelvin Wong
Gold's (XAU/USD) Whipsaw Price Action a Sign that Bulls are Back at the Table. $3400/oz Up Next?
Gold (XAU/USD) shows whipsaw action, driven by US data and Fed rate cut expectations. The US ISM Services PMI dropped, boosting rate cut bets and supporting gold's recovery. With an 88% probability of a September rate cut, gold is poised for further gains. Technical analysis suggests potential upside if gold holds above $3300/oz. Client sentiment leans long, but its a close call. A sign of indecision?
by Zain Vawda
WTI Oil Slips to 100-day MA Following OPEC + Output Hike. What Next?
We examine oil price movements following OPEC+ output hikes, strategic plays by OPEC+ to gain market share, and weak demand in Asia. The article also highlights BP's largest oil and gas discovery in 25 years in Brazil and provides a technical analysis of WTI oil, including resistance and support levels.
by Zain Vawda
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