Oil

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World

January 5, 2026

Maduro’s Capture Sends Shockwaves Through Diplomacy and Oil Markets

A U.S. weekend raid in Venezuela reverberated from the U.N. to energy trading desks, with investors weighing the long road from political rupture to any meaningful change in global crude supply. The

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World

January 12, 2026

Powell Legal Threats Rattle Global Markets, Fuel Gold Surge

A criminal-investigation threat against the U.S. Fed chair revived fears of political meddling, pushing investors toward havens as oil markets weighed fresh Middle East risk. Global markets started the week on edge

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Commodities

February 25, 2026

Tariffs and Geopolitics Lift Commodities as Investors Reprice Inflation Risk

Oil and precious metals climbed as new U.S. tariffs and renewed Middle East uncertainty tightened the link between trade policy and commodity inflation. Commodities markets are leaning back into a playbook that

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Oil Reclaims Center Stage as Supply Shock Ripples Across Commodities

A renewed oil spike is redrawing the commodity landscape, lifting energy markets while exposing a sharp split between inflation hedges and growth-sensitive metals. Oil has reasserted itself as the market’s main macro

March 27, 2026

Commodities

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Oil Shock Rewrites the Commodities Trade

A surge in energy prices is overwhelming the rest of the commodity complex, forcing investors to reprice inflation, growth and supply risk all at once. The commodities market was thrown back into

March 19, 2026

Commodities

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Oil Shock Rewrites the Global Economic Script

A widening Middle East energy disruption is rippling through inflation, monetary policy and household budgets, forcing investors to rethink how quickly the world can return to a lower-rate, lower-volatility environment. The global

March 17, 2026

World

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The Fed Put Is Looking More Expensive

A softer February CPI did not restore the old playbook because energy shock, tariffs and sticky core inflation are colliding just days before the Federal Reserve’s March 17-18 meeting. For most of

March 13, 2026

Opinion

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Oil’s Shock Wave Keeps Commodities on Edge

A violent move in crude, combined with resilient gold and still-elevated copper, is leaving commodity investors to price a world where geopolitics and structural supply strains matter more than the old assumption

March 10, 2026

Commodities

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Oil Jumps as Hormuz Disruption Reprices Energy Security

A widening Middle East conflict has pushed crude and refined fuels higher and reignited safe-haven demand across precious metals, forcing commodity traders to weigh geopolitical tail risks against a still-uneven global growth

March 5, 2026

Commodities

Maduro’s Capture Sends Shockwaves Through Diplomacy and Oil Markets

Powell Legal Threats Rattle Global Markets, Fuel Gold Surge

Tariffs and Geopolitics Lift Commodities as Investors Reprice Inflation Risk

Oil Reclaims Center Stage as Supply Shock Ripples Across Commodities

Oil Shock Rewrites the Commodities Trade

Oil Shock Rewrites the Global Economic Script

The Fed Put Is Looking More Expensive

Oil’s Shock Wave Keeps Commodities on Edge

Oil Jumps as Hormuz Disruption Reprices Energy Security

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