Daniela Hathorn

Gold remains range-bound as traders react to the latest developments in the Middle East.

Markets remain headline driven as the latest developments in the Middle East point to higher risks of further escalation despite the ceasefire holding.

US equities are storming higher despite oil still trading at elevated levels amidst the unresolved Middle East conflict. How is this possible?

A crude oil spike often precedes a recession. Should we be worried this time around?

Markets face renewed uncertainty about the Middle East conflict as the US and IRan are unable to reach an agreement, with both threatening further action.

Equities continue to trade the optimism around the ceasefire agreement in the Middle East despite its fragility as focus shifts towards earnings season.

Markets react to the ceasefire deal between the US and Iran with oil dropping over 10% from the recent highs

Rising yields and expectations of less rate cuts from the Federal Reserve continue to limit the upside in gold despite the risk-on mood.

Precious metals struggle to find their footing as rising yields weigh on their appeal despite rising geopolitical risks.

Markets face a binary outcome as Trump imposes a timeline for Iran to unblock the Strait of Hormuz