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Bitcoin's recent recovery over the weekend lost momentum after the resumption of military conflict between Israel and Iran, triggering a broad sell-off in risk-sensitive assets. The escalation surprised investors, particularly because it occurred despite diplomatic efforts by the United States to maintain stability in the region.
Oil prices remained highly volatile as investors closely followed the latest developments in the conflict between the United States and Iran. Global benchmark crude prices initially moved lower, with WTI approaching the important $90 per barrel level and Brent falling toward the mid-$90s after briefly trading above $100 per barrel.
Gold and silver prices are rising as market sentiment improves and investors react to changes in global conditions. Currently, precious metals are supported by both short-term and long-term factors. In the short term, traders may look for opportunities based on momentum and key technical levels, especially in silver. In the long term, strong demand and limited supply could continue to push prices higher.
Central bank decisions and geopolitical developments continue to drive the market. In the short term, range-bound strategies may be effective while currencies wait for clearer direction.
Oil prices continued to decline for a second consecutive day as investors reacted to the possibility of renewed negotiations between the United States and Iran. The expectation that tensions may ease has reduced concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial route for global oil shipments.
Gold is currently trading around the key $5,000 level, moving within a narrow range as markets wait for clear direction. The metal has been supported by rising geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East
Foreign exchange markets remained relatively calm as investors awaited important economic data from the United States. The EURUSD pair traded slightly below 1.1650, showing little change compared to the previous day.
Oil prices remained stable after two days of decline, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) trading near $65.40 per barrel during European trading hours on Thursday. The market is currently balancing geopolitical tensions and supply concerns.
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