Middle East Tensions Hit Markets! Sharp Losses in Gold and Silver! - Sözcü Newspaper
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The commodities market has just concluded a week of sharp fluctuations, driven by expectations that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) may keep interest rates high for longer, geopolitical risks, and supply-related factors.
Commodity markets were shaped by expectations that the Fed will continue cutting interest rates for some time. While precious metals saw significant declines, oil reached its highest level in four years. Among base metals, copper diverged negatively, while wheat and corn prices fell. The commodity market reacted to the US Federal Reserve's...
The commodities market has just concluded a week of sharp fluctuations, driven by expectations that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) may keep interest rates high for longer, geopolitical risks, and supply-related factors. Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, inflation concerns triggered by rising energy prices, and expectations that the Fed will maintain its tight monetary policy were key factors in pricing, with sharp losses in prec…
International markets close the week conditioned by energy supply risks, interest rate expectations in the United States, and prospects for supply and demand for agricultural and industrial raw materials. Oil's entry rises due to tensions in the Middle East, while gold and metals operate under pressure was first published on MarketData.
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