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Oil prices reach their highest level since July 2024 as Middle East tensions and vessel attacks threaten the critical Strait of Hormuz, slashing Gulf exports by over 60 percent.
In April 2025, China responded to the Trump administration's tariff measures by imposing a 125% tariff on American goods. This move reshaped trade dynamics, causing significant market volatility across forex and equity markets.
Gold's surge above $5,000 per ounce is driven by negative real yields and Middle East tensions, with major banks forecasting prices reaching $6,300 by year-end 2026.
The escalation of conflict in the Middle East has triggered an unprecedented oil supply shock, with Brent crude prices surging beyond $119, raising fears of further increases as the Strait of Hormuz remains in jeopardy.
Iran's mine deployment in the Strait of Hormuz jeopardizes 20% of global crude supply, sparking oil price hikes and insurance turmoil. Discover what the market is anticipating.
Global oil prices surge as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, disrupting 20% of world’s oil and 30% of LNG supply. Brent crude hits $103.14 amid unprecedented geopolitical tensions.
Gold fell 1.18% to $5,019 on March 16, briefly dipping below $5,000 amid dollar strength and profit-taking. Learn why this dip might be a buying opportunity rather than a market top.
Crude oil prices swung wildly in early March as geopolitical tensions pushed WTI to $119 before diplomatic signals triggered a $38 per barrel crash. The volatility exposes how sensitive energy markets remain to Middle East disruptions.
Gold has surged past $5,000 to record highs on inflation fears, geopolitical tensions, and safe-haven demand. Tomorrow's Fed meeting will determine whether the rally continues.
