
Gold and Silver at a Crossroads: Hormuz Shock vs. Safe-Haven Demand
Gold fell 1.49% to $4,059/oz and silver dropped 2.92% to $58.10 as risk-on oil buying draws capital away from safe havens. The medium-term thesis remains constructive.
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Gold, silver, oil, copper and agriculture: supply, demand and price levels.

Gold fell 1.49% to $4,059/oz and silver dropped 2.92% to $58.10 as risk-on oil buying draws capital away from safe havens. The medium-term thesis remains constructive.

WTI crude surged 4.4% to $74.55/bbl as the Strait of Hormuz blockade hits month five. Analysis of the Hormuz premium, WTI targets, and energy sector plays.

The US-Iran ceasefire collapsed on July 7-8, sending WTI crude up 5.13% to $72.08/bbl. Meanwhile gold pulled back 0.77% to $4,123/oz as safe-haven demand rotated into energy, and silver extended its correction to $60.54/oz, down 50% from its $121 peak. This premium analysis covers the mechanics of the oil spike, the gold consolidation, the structural case against silver near-term, and portfolio positioning guidance across all three assets.

Oil prices surged 5 to 6 percent as the US-Iran ceasefire collapsed, sending WTI to $72.08 and Brent to $76.33. Gold slipped modestly while silver fell more sharply as markets rotated into energy assets.

WTI crude rebounds to $73-74/bbl as Trump declares Iran ceasefire over. Gold falls to $4,055/oz despite escalation as Fed rate-hike odds hit 59%. Full commodities analysis.

WTI crude surged to $74.82/bbl as Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over. Gold fell 0.49% to $4,055/oz as Fed rate-hike odds hit 59%. Here's what's driving the split.

Iran attacked three Hormuz tankers on July 7, collapsing the ceasefire MOU. Gold trades at $4,135, silver at $61.09, WTI up 3.3%. Full technical analysis with entry levels, scenarios, and portfolio positioning.

Gold trades at $4,135 as the Strait of Hormuz faces its worst crisis since the June ceasefire collapsed. Here's why gold is down on a day of escalating conflict, and what it means for investors.

WTI crude fell to $69/bbl as the US-Iran ceasefire erases oil's war premium. Is $70 a floor or a waystation? We break down the OPEC+ supply math.

Gold rebounds to $4,126/oz as oil sinks to $69/bbl post-Iran ceasefire. NFP miss, Fed deadlock, and FOMC minutes set up precious metals' next move.

Gold surged +2% to ~$3,130/oz as crude oil plunged 25% to $68.46/bbl on the US-Iran Hormuz deal. A deep analysis of the gold-oil divergence, OPEC+'s accelerated output hike, and what silver's outperformance signals for precious metals positioning.

WTI crude oil fell to $68.46 per barrel, its lowest since February, completing a 25% one-month collapse after the US-Iran Strait of Hormuz agreement restored energy flows. OPEC+ approved an additional 188,000 bpd for August.