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Gold rebounds past $4,700 as investors seek safe-haven assets amid Middle East tensions and potential US-Iran peace negotiations, with implications for Fed policy expectations and inflation fears.
US equities pull back as crude oil prices climb past $100 per barrel due to escalating geopolitical tensions and stalled peace efforts with Iran.
Crude oil has jumped 9% to $81.64 as military escalation closes critical shipping routes, threatening to reignite inflation and derail Fed rate cut expectations.
This week, gold surged to $4,690.80 as escalating Middle East tensions drive safe-haven flows, though persistent weekly losses highlight ongoing pressures from oil-driven inflation and dollar strength.
Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf quits US negotiations amid IRGC pressure, sparking market selloff as peace deal odds plummet to 7.5%
WTI crude jumps 7% as escalating US-Iran tensions near the Strait of Hormuz threaten global oil supplies, spurring inflation concerns that could delay Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Gold rebounds on Middle East tensions but struggles against dollar strength and elevated Treasury yields. As market structure shifts, investors question whether the precious metal can maintain its safe-haven status in modern portfolios.
Oil prices surge 9% to $81.64 as US-Iran tensions escalate and the Strait of Hormuz closes, disrupting 10% of global oil supply. Traders face stagflation risks as stocks decline and inflation concerns reshape market sentiment.
US equity markets fell sharply Thursday amid soaring oil prices and Middle East tensions, with the VIX reaching its highest level in a year as investors navigate a $7-9 per barrel geopolitical risk premium.
