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Gold reclaimed support at $5,000 amid geopolitical tensions and institutional buying. Expert forecasts suggest substantial upside remains as central banks and ETFs continue accumulating bullion.
In a surprise military escalation, joint US-Israeli strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, triggering a 70% collapse in Strait of Hormuz traffic and sending crude oil to multi-year highs. Here's what traders need to know.
WTI crude oil futures spike above $90 as geopolitical tensions intensify, with the Strait of Hormuz closure and Iranian supply concerns driving substantial upward revisions to analyst forecasts.
Gold's surge to $5,000 reflects institutional conviction and geopolitical concerns, not speculation. Analyst forecasts suggest further gains as central banks and ETF flows drive sustained demand.
Brent crude has rocketed to $93.04 as the Strait of Hormuz closure disrupts 20% of global oil supply. Here's what this geopolitical shock means for your portfolio and trading strategy.
Gold recovers on geopolitical risks and institutional demand despite a firm USD. Technical levels suggest $5,400-$5,450 resistance ahead with key support at $5,298.
Oil prices hit their highest levels in nearly four years as Middle East tensions and Strait of Hormuz blockade threaten global energy supplies, with WTI crude surging 11% and broader inflation pressures looming.
Gold trades near $5,171 with strong support at $5,000. Central bank buying and geopolitical tensions fuel potential rally toward $6,300 by year-end 2026.
US strikes on Iran have effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, slashing tanker traffic 70% and driving Brent crude above $83/barrel amid warnings of $100+ prices and serious stagflation risks.
