Gold rose, oil plummeted! The balance in commodity markets has changed
Original headlineAltın yükseldi, petrol çakıldı! Emtia piyasalarında dengeler değişti
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Gold snapped a three-week losing streak, rising 5% as safe-haven demand picked up following the U.S. midterm elections. Brent crude plunged 13.4% on expectations that Middle East tensions could ease. Platinum, silver and nickel posted strong gains alongside the rally in gold. Agricultural commodities diverged as supply expectations pushed prices in different directions. The sharp split between gold and oil highlights how geopolitical risk premiums are being repriced across commodity markets. Traders will watch whether the Middle East de-escalation holds and whether safe-haven flows into precious metals persist.
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gold (XAU), Brent crude (OIL), US midterm elections, Middle East, platinum, nickel, silver (XAG)
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