Crude Oil

Gold plunges over 5% below $4,100 as traders take profits amid US shutdown optimism and trade deal hopes; oil rebounds slightly from five-month lows.

Gold nears $4,400 as the US Senate fails to end the shutdown, fueling safe-haven demand and rate-cut bets; oil slides to May lows on supply surplus fears.

Gold nears $4,400 as safe-haven demand surges amid US shutdown and credit market fears, while oil falls after Trump, Putin plan new Ukraine peace summit.

Gold nears $4,220 as Fed rate-cut bets and Middle East tensions lift safe-haven demand, while oil gains remain capped by trade risks and supply surplus fears.

Gold nears $4,200 as U.S. shutdown fears and rate-cut bets lift safe-haven demand, while oil slips after IEA warns of a potential global supply glut.

Gold hits a new record near $4,120 on rate-cut bets and trade tension, while oil rebounds as US-China strains ease and demand outlook remains firm.

Gold drops nearly 2% from record highs after the Israel–Hamas ceasefire eases tensions, while oil prices retreat as markets price in lower geopolitical risk.

Gold nears $4,060 as safe-haven demand surges, while oil rebounds on stalled Russia-Ukraine peace talks and stronger U.S. demand.

Gold swung nearly 2% before closing lower as Fed hawkish remarks cooled rate-cut optimism, while oil prices rebounded from a 16-week low on supply concerns.

Gold surged past $3,800 to a record $3,834 on Fed rate cut bets, U.S. shutdown fears, and geopolitical tensions, while oil fell on supply growth.