Commodities

WTI crude oil surged 30% in 10 days but is now showing signs of exhaustion. As Trump weighs US involvement in the Israel–Iran conflict, traders face a key decision: chase or fade?

Silver’s rally is starting to wobble, with wedge support under pressure and bullish momentum fading fast. Add in signs the U.S. dollar may have bottomed, and the risk of a bearish break is rising.

Crude Oil Outlook: Despite growing concerns over potential supply disruptions in the Middle East, crude oil prices remain confined within a three-year declining channel, as no confirmed disruptions have materialized thus far. What are the key levels in sight?

Traders ramped up bearish bets on the US dollar, pushing net-short exposure to record levels. Meanwhile, AUD saw renewed short interest, while CAD and EUR gained favour among large speculators.

WTI crude prices surged by over 12% in recent hours, once again surpassing the $75 mark, a level not seen since January of this year.

WTI crude jumps and AUD/JPY tumbles as Israel reportedly strikes Iran, fuelling fears of broader conflict and driving a rush into safe-haven assets.

WTI crude oil has rallied 22% since April, but technical and macro signals suggest a pullback may be brewing — even as US–China trade hopes support sentiment.

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Gold prices failed to extend gains in May for the first time since November. Seasonality and waning momentum point to a potential pullback in June.

WTI crude has recovered by nearly 4% over the past three trading sessions, approaching the $64 per barrel level.

Silver just posted its biggest gain since October, tearing through resistance and closing in on multi-decade highs. With momentum on the bulls' side, could this be the moment silver breaks free?