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Yael is an experienced financial journalist with a focus on commodities and their interconnected markets. She delivers clear, insightful analysis on price dynamics and macroeconomic trends across sectors including crude oil, gold, agricultural products, and industrial metals.
Silver (XAG/USD) drops over 1% to $33.00 on May 27, 2025, amid risk-on markets and a stronger USD, but US debt concerns may limit losses. Explore the outlook.
Gold prices slip below $3,300 on May 27, 2025, pressured by a stronger USD and EU tariff delay optimism, but geopolitical risks and Fed rate cut bets limit losses.
Gold dips as Trump delays EU tariffs, easing trade fears, but U.S. fiscal concerns keep bullion resilient. Will platinum’s rally outshine gold?
Explore the 2025 silver market surge, with prices at $33.53/oz. Uncover key drivers like inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical tensions, alongside technical trends, investor sentiment, and analyst forecasts for silver’s future. Stay informed on risks and opportunities in this dynamic market.
Gold dips 0.3% to $3,303.82 as the dollar rises to 101.65. U.S. debt fears and Trump’s tax bill keep prices above $3,300, with markets eyeing inflation trends.
Natural gas prices teeter on the edge! Will the market soar or plummet?
Crude oil prices spike as Israel reportedly plans strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, raising supply disruption fears. Will Brent hit $70?
Explore the silver market's surge in 2025, with prices at $32.66/oz, driven by inflation, Fed policy, and industrial demand. Dive into key drivers, technical trends, investor sentiment, and 2025 forecasts in this in-depth analysis.
China’s platinum imports hit a one-year high of 11.5 tons in April, driven by gold’s volatility and strong demand for jewelry and catalytic converters.
Gold prices rebound from $3,200 as USD hits a two-week low amid Fed rate cut bets, but an upbeat market mood limits gains. FOMC speeches in focus.
Oil prices dipped, as the U.S. credit downgrade and China's weak retail sales raised demand concerns. Iran-U.S. nuclear talks add market uncertainty.
Gold prices are near $3,260 as U.S. debt concerns and geopolitical tensions drive safe-haven demand, despite trade optimism. Discover key market drivers.
Silver prices hover near $32.60 on May 19, 2025, driven by safe-haven demand and industrial growth. Explore market drivers, technical trends, and 2025 forecasts.
Dive into the silver market on May 17, 2025, with real-time analysis of prices, key drivers like U.S. inflation and Fed policy, technical trends, investor sentiment, and 2025 forecasts. Explore silver’s bullish outlook and risks in this engaging, in-depth news article.
Oil prices drop as Iran offers a nuclear deal to lift sanctions. AUD surges on strong jobs data. Will markets stabilize?
Gold price hovers below $3,200, testing $3,155 support ahead of US PPI, retail sales, and Powell’s speech. Will XAU/USD rebound or break lower?
Gold prices fall 0.7% to $3,226.11 as U.S.-China trade tensions ease, with investors awaiting PPI data and Fed rate cut signals.
Diesel shortages are fueling a rebound in oil futures as US inventories hit multidecade lows and demand stays firm. Traders and refiners are monitoring stock trends as tight supplies reshape the energy market outlook.
Brent and WTI oil prices briefly surged on renewed geopolitical tensions in July, but fundamentals have pulled prices lower. Why haven’t crisis risks ignited a lasting rally?
Gold prices cooled to $3,329 after a stellar year-to-date climb, retreating 2.96% from June's record as markets weigh inflation, tariffs, and central bank moves.
US natural gas futures rose 3% to a one-week high amid hotter weather forecasts and increased LNG exports, despite record production levels.
Oil prices rose despite the IEA warning that global supply is outpacing demand, with OPEC+ and non-OPEC producers driving a steep increase in output.
Gold prices surged as President Trump intensified his search for a new Federal Reserve chair, stoking market volatility and investor anxiety over future monetary policy.
WTI oil prices fell sharply amid rising supplies and U.S. tariff concerns, raising fears of a drop below $60 per barrel.
Oil markets face a turbulent third quarter as surging U.S. inventories and renewed Red Sea security threats pull prices in opposite directions, challenging traders and policymakers alike.
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