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Gold Holds Above $5,000 as Crude Oil Rallies on Middle East Supply Concerns

Oil prices surge as Middle East conflict escalates, gold retreats from recent highs but holds key support level.

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Gold Holds Above $5,000 as Crude Oil Rallies on Middle East Supply Concerns

1. MARKET OVERVIEW TABLE

CommodityPrice24h Change7d ChangeSpot Price
Gold$5,017.70/oz-$60.70 (-1.20%)Data not availableN/A
SilverData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
Crude Oil (WTI)$98.71/bbl+$2.98 (+3.11%)Data not availableN/A
Crude Oil (Brent)$103.10/bbl+$2.68 (+2.67%)Data not availableN/A
Natural Gas$3.131/MMBtu-$0.102 (-3.15%)Data not availableN/A

Vibe: Mixed - energy markets surge on supply disruption fears, while precious metals face profit-taking after recent gains.

2. PRECIOUS METALS PERFORMANCE

🟢 Top Gainers

CommodityPriceChange%Exchange
Rhodium$11,200.00+$200.00+1.82%Kitco

đź”´ Top Losers

CommodityPriceChange%Exchange
Gold$5,017.70-$60.70-1.20%Kitco
SilverData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
PlatinumData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
PalladiumData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
CopperData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
AluminumData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
ZincData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
NickelData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A
LeadData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A

3. ENERGY COMMODITIES

🟢 Top Gainers

CommodityPriceChange%Exchange
WTI Crude$98.71+$2.98+3.11%OilPrice
Brent Crude$103.10+$2.68+2.67%OilPrice
Gasoline$3.041+$0.077+2.59%OilPrice
Heating OilData not availableData not availableData not availableN/A

đź”´ Top Losers

CommodityPriceChange%Exchange
Natural Gas$3.131-$0.102-3.15%OilPrice

4. KEY COMMODITIES DETAILED

Gold

Silver

Crude Oil (WTI)

Crude Oil (Brent)

5. 52-WEEK / ALL-TIME LEVELS

New Highs Today

Data not available

Near Highs

CommodityPrice52W/ATH HighGap
Gold$5,017.70Data not availableData not available
WTI Crude$98.71Data not availableData not available
Brent Crude$103.10Data not availableData not available

New Lows Today

Data not available

6. WHAT DROVE THE MARKET - DETAILED BREAKDOWN

Geopolitical Events

The commodities market today is primarily driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Key developments include:

These developments have created significant supply concerns, with the IEA warning of what could be the largest oil supply disruption in history.

OPEC+ Decisions

Data not available for specific OPEC+ production decisions in this session.

US Dollar Strength

Data not available in this session’s data.

Economic Data

Data not available in this session’s data.

Supply Chain Issues

Weather Events

Data not available for weather-related impacts in this session.

China Demand

India-Specific Factors

Data not available for India-specific market factors in this session.

7. SPECIAL MENTIONS

8. TECHNICAL LEVELS

Gold

Silver

WTI Crude

Brent Crude

9. SUMMARY

The commodity markets showed mixed performance today, with energy commodities rallying sharply on escalating Middle East tensions while precious metals faced some profit-taking. WTI crude oil surged 3.11% to $98.71 per barrel and Brent crude gained 2.67% to $103.10 per barrel as military action in the Middle East and threats to Iranian oil exports raised serious supply concerns. Natural gas declined 3.15% to $3.131 per MMBtu.

Gold retreated from recent highs, dropping 1.20% to $5,017.70 per ounce, but continues to hold support near the key $5,000 level. Rhodium was the only precious metal showing gains, rising 1.82% to $11,200.

The market is dominated by geopolitical risk with the IEA warning of potentially the largest oil supply disruption in history. The U.S. has tapped its Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and the IEA has coordinated a record 400-million-barrel emergency oil release. Major oil companies including Shell and TotalEnergies have issued force majeure declarations due to supply disruptions, while China’s Sinopec plans to cut refinery rates amid the crude supply shock.


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