Oil Swings: Geopolitical Risk Returns as West Snubs Trump’s 'Peace Commission'
Crude oil markets face a V-shaped volatility session as major Western allies snub President Trump’s 'Peace Commission' for Gaza, reigniting supply risk premiums.
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Crude oil markets face a V-shaped volatility session as major Western allies snub President Trump’s 'Peace Commission' for Gaza, reigniting supply risk premiums.

High drama engulfs Tokyo as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi calls for a snap election, complicating the Bank of Japan's policy outlook as the Yen faces renewed pressure.

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Gold prices approach a historic $5,000 milestone while Silver breaches $99, driven by escalating trans-Atlantic tensions over Greenland and President Trump's tariff threats.

The US economy defies cooling expectations with 3Q GDP revised up to 4.4%, complicating the Fed’s path as Trump narrows his search for a new Chair to BlackRock’s Rick Rieder.

The Japanese Yen remains fragile near 158.50/USD as cooling inflation data reinforces expectations for the Bank of Japan to hold rates steady, defying political pressure for tighter money.

Gold prices have shattered historical records, breaching $4,900/oz amid geopolitical tensions involving Greenland and structural US debt concerns, signaling a profound shift in global safe-haven flows.

Market sentiment improves across the Atlantic as President Trump withdraws tariff threats following a preliminary framework regarding Greenland, prompting the European Parliament to unfreeze trade deal deliberations. However, geopolitical friction persists as Greenland's leadership rejects sovereignty concessions.

Commodities markets are diverging sharply, with Gold hitting a record high above $4,900 while Crude Oil dumps 2% amid cooling geopolitical tensions.

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The Euro has rallied and risk sentiment improved after the US withdrew tariff threats against the EU regarding the Greenland dispute, averting a potential trade war.

US inflation data for October and November reveals sticky price pressures, dampening hopes for an immediate Federal Reserve rate cut as the PCE index climbs to 2.8%.

The Japanese Yen faces renewed pressure as the Bank of Japan cuts bond purchases, exposing the currency to global yield differentials and fiscal anxieties ahead of Friday's rate decision.

Risk sentiment has improved as fears of an immediate transatlantic trade war recede, boosting the Pound and Silver while traders digest Trump's claims of a framework agreement regarding Greenland.

The US economy posted a stunning 4.4% growth rate in Q3 while jobless claims remain historically low, reinforcing the Federal Reserve's likely decision to hold rates steady next week despite sticky inflation signals.

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The ECB minutes reveal a central bank keeping rates steady amid resilient growth and sticky service inflation, effectively taking near-term rate cuts off the table.

Crude oil prices plummet as the US calls for a massive production ramp-up, diverging sharply from Gold prices which remain elevated near record highs due to lingering institutional risks.

Market relief washes over global assets as President Trump suspends tariff threats against Europe, yet underlying tensions persist as Nordic pension funds liquidate U.S. Treasury holdings citing fiscal sustainability concerns.