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Gold found critical support at $5,000 backed by Fibonacci retracement and intensifying geopolitical risk. With major banks targeting $5,400, the technical setup suggests new highs possible if Middle East conflict persists.
The Trump Administration has invoked Section 122 of the Trade Act to impose a 10% import surcharge lasting 150 days, with authority for increases up to 15%. This move reshapes trade policy and pressures currency markets.
ZW wheat futures surge on Middle East conflict concerns and tightening US grain supplies, with all grains rallying sharply last week as traders reprice geopolitical risks across the agricultural complex.
Crude oil prices spike 50% as US-Israeli strikes shut down critical Strait of Hormuz shipping lane, threatening stagflation and upending energy markets worldwide.
Goldman Sachs and major banks now target $5,000-$5,400 gold as central bank buying and geopolitical tensions drive structural demand for safe-haven assets.
Brent crude has broken above $100 per barrel amid escalating Middle East tensions and Iranian threats to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts project further gains toward $107 as supply risks outweigh diplomatic efforts.
Middle East escalation halts 70% of Strait of Hormuz traffic, pushing Brent over $93 and reshaping global energy markets with ripple effects across currencies and equities.
Gold anchors at the $5,000 level amid Middle East tensions and institutional buying, with forecasts pointing toward $6,000 as central banks and ETF flows sustain structural demand.
Gold finds bullish support at $5,000 amid Middle East escalation, with analyst targets ranging up to $6,300 as safe-haven demand and central bank purchases fuel momentum.
