Gold, copper and AUDUSD slide as key support levels give way
Gold, copper and the AUDUSD fell sharply today, breaking key technical supports, reflecting weaker commodity demand and a stronger US dollar.
Gold, crude oil, industrial metals and agricultural products: supply and demand, inventories and geopolitical risk.
Gold, copper and the AUDUSD fell sharply today, breaking key technical supports, reflecting weaker commodity demand and a stronger US dollar.
Hyperliquid's Brent and WTI oil perpetuals are showing deeply negative funding rates, with shorts paying 500% annualized as oil prices climb.
Brent and WTI both climbed 6% for a ninth straight session, sending Brent to its highest level since May. The rally is set to produce an ugly September CPI…
Crude oil surged to $102 after a report that Iran is producing ballistic missiles again, adding to Middle East supply fears. A drone attack on a Russian…
Global gold ETFs attracted $18 billion in August, the second-largest monthly inflow, pushing holdings to an all-time high.
WTI hit $100 as oil stocks slid, leaving the XLE down 1.1%. The divergence comes amid nine straight days of crude gains and signs of fuel-market strain.
Gold fell below $4,356 support after a hotter PPI reading pushed yields and the dollar higher.
WTI crude rose above $100 for the first time since May, while Brent traded near $105, as investors priced in a protracted US-Iran conflict.
A contrarian short trade plan for crude oil targets the $100 liquidity zone with multiple entry levels and defined targets.
Rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict are driving long-term bond yields higher, overshadowing other influences.
Gold held near $4,400 as traders awaited US inflation data that could clarify the Fed's rate path.
Construction has surged at a suspected Iranian nuclear site built into a granite mountain, while the US works on a next-generation bunker penetrator.
Top Trump aides have privately warned the Iran war may continue past the president's term, contradicting his public timeline, per WSJ.
HSBC raises 2026-2027 Brent forecasts, citing tighter market as Strait of Hormuz flows remain impaired.
Trump says oil prices will not drop until after November midterms; Brent crude hits a May high at $103.