Crude Oil

Gold holds steady ahead of US inflation data, while stalled Ukraine peace talks and rising Fed rate-cut expectations lift oil prices. Markets remain rangebound.

Gold retreats toward 4200 as profit-taking hits after a strong rally, while oil falls over 1 percent amid shaky Russia-Ukraine peace hopes and ongoing supply concerns.

Gold hits a six-week high as Fed rate-cut bets surge, while oil rises on renewed supply risks from Ukraine attacks and Venezuela tensions.

Gold steadies near 4160 as traders eye a dovish shift with Hassett emerging as the leading Fed chair candidate, while oil holds around 59 ahead of OPEC+ talks.

Gold climbs to a one-week high as Fed rate-cut expectations surge, while oil steadies on oversupply concerns and Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Fed rate-cut odds jump to 85 percent, lifting gold to a one-week high while oil extends losses on Ukraine peace signals and fears of Russian supply returning.

Gold jumps above $4100 as December Fed rate-cut odds surge, while oil edges higher on improved risk appetite and cautious sentiment around Russia–Ukraine talks.

Strong US jobs data reduces December rate-cut odds, pressuring gold lower, while oil slips as renewed Russia-Ukraine peace signals raise supply concerns.

Gold and silver pull back after hitting a three-week high as Fed caution lowers December rate-cut odds. Stay tuned today for the delayed September NFP data.

Gold rebounds on weak US jobs data as markets revive December rate-cut bets, while oil edges higher on sanctions and renewed risk appetite.