Commodities

Markets saw renewed momentum on Tuesday as both gold and oil prices climbed. Gold edged higher on safe-haven demand, while oil surged on geopolitical pressure

Gold hits record above $3,350/oz amid trade tensions; oil rises on U.S. sanctions against Iran, fueling global supply concerns.

Gold prices surged over 3% in their biggest one-day rally in five years, nearing the $3,100. Crude oil rebounded sharply, gaining over 4% after tariff delay

Gold drops below $3,000 for the third straight session, while oil plunges to its lowest level since 2021 amid market fears over new tariffs.

Gold prices fall after reaching a record high, while oil plunges over 6%, marking the biggest drop since 2022.

Gold holds above the $3,010 level despite a strengthening US dollar, signaling resilient demand. Crude oil prices climb over 1% amid supply concerns.

Gold hits intraday record above $3,050 before easing; crude oil climbs nearly 2% on OPEC+ supply plans and fresh US sanctions on Iran.

Gold surged to a new record high above $3,050 as Powell reassured markets on rate policy. Oil edged higher amid Middle East tensions and fuel inventories

Gold soars past $3,030, setting another record high as market uncertainty drives demand. Meanwhile, crude oil drops 1% amid easing supply concerns.

Gold soared to a new record near $2,990 as uncertainty over Trump’s tariff policy and Fed rate cut bets fueled demand. Crude oil fell over 1% on weaker demand