
Oil Drops on Hormuz Resolution While Gold Holds $4,000
WTI crude is at $79.19/bbl after the U.S.-Iran MOU reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while gold futures hold $4,037/oz despite $8.9 billion in June ETF outflows.
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WTI crude is at $79.19/bbl after the U.S.-Iran MOU reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while gold futures hold $4,037/oz despite $8.9 billion in June ETF outflows.

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WTI crude jumped 4.4% to $74.55 as Hormuz tensions escalated. Gold fell to $4,059 and silver dropped to $58.10 as traders rotated into energy.

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