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Commodities Daily Update

Commodity markets were mixed on August 17, 2026, as geopolitical tensions, a weaker U.S. dollar and changing interest-rate expectations shaped trading. Oil and several major metals moved higher, while natural gas and selected industrial metals declined. Equity-index futures also pointed to a subdued start, reflecting a cautious broader market backdrop.

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Commodities Daily Update

Commodity markets are ending the week with investors balancing easing inflation concerns against ongoing geopolitical tensions and mixed global demand signals. Energy markets remain supported by supply risks in the Middle East despite near-term demand concerns, while metals have softened following a strong rally as traders digest economic data and shifting supply dynamics. Looking ahead,

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Commodities Daily Update

Commodity markets opened Thursday with a cautious tone as investors shifted their focus from yesterday’s inflation report to today’s Producer Price Index (PPI) release for additional clues on the Federal Reserve’s path for interest rates. While geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to influence commodity markets, weaker demand forecasts and evolving supply expectations have

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Commodity markets ended the week with investors balancing geopolitical developments, economic data, and tightening supply dynamics across several key markets. Energy prices remained volatile as traders monitored negotiations surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, while precious metals extended their recent strength as easing inflation concerns and expectations surrounding the July U.S. employment report supported safe-haven demand.

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Commodity markets remained sharply divided, with energy prices attempting to stabilize after a two-day selloff while precious and industrial metals extended their recent gains. Oil moved modestly higher as investors weighed the possibility of a U.S.-Iran agreement against renewed threats to Red Sea shipping. Gold and silver benefited from safe-haven demand and a softer U.S.

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Daily Commodity ETF Summary — August 3, 2026 Commodity ETFs finished the latest trading session with a pronounced split between energy-related funds and metals-oriented strategies. Oil and gas ETFs were broadly higher, led by the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF (XES), which gained 3.09%, and the VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH),

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Commodity markets entered the final trading day of July with geopolitical risk, currency movements and corporate earnings continuing to drive performance. Oil prices remained elevated as shipping disruptions and attacks on energy infrastructure kept supply concerns in focus. Metals were more mixed in early trading as a stronger U.S. dollar pressured gold and silver, although

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Commodity markets are navigating a mix of geopolitical uncertainty and macroeconomic caution ahead of today’s Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Renewed tensions in the Middle East have pushed oil prices sharply higher after several days of declines, while precious metals remain under pressure as investors await greater clarity on the Fed’s policy outlook. Industrial metals

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Commodities are mixed to begin the week, with precious metals and copper advancing while oil prices decline sharply following a pause in U.S.–Iran military strikes, reducing concerns about supply disruptions and supporting expectations that global oil production and exports will continue without significant interruption. Gold rose 0.66% to $4,097.70 per ounce, silver gained 0.75% to $59.35, and copper advanced 0.73% to $6.40 per pound, while aluminum and zinc declined and nickel was nearly unchanged. The pullback in crude may pressure oil-and-gas producers but could provide broader relief from energy-driven inflation ahead of this week’s FOMC meeting. Mining equities are outperforming the underlying metals, led by gains in gold and copper producers, even as investors monitor operational disruptions affecting global copper production.

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