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Priyanka Sachdeva

The US$4,000 mark presents an attractive zone for staggered long-term accumulation of gold, particularly given the strong support from sustained central bank buying around this level.

Why gold did not explode when war began

Physical silver is becoming increasingly difficult to source in Singapore as well as across the globe, with demand for physical bars and coins remaining strong despite sharply elevated premiums.
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Silver rallies amid substitution risks

The widening supply-demand imbalance has kept Brent largely anchored in a broad consolidation of US$60 to US$73 per barrel in the second half of 2025, despite frequent headlines that would normally lift prices more decisively.

Oil prices searching for a catalyst

Silver is expected to mark a new all-time high driven by sustainability, scarcity, and sentiment converging in one potent mix.

Silver’s shine continues as it once again tests psychological US$50 mark

Without clear dovish guidance or a deterioration in US macroeconomic data, gold bulls may continue to be disappointed in the near term.

Gold caught between bearish technicals and bullish long-term fundamentals

While gold’s geopolitical sensitivity is well-known, macroeconomic undercurrents continue to steer sentiment.

Gold remains in long-term uptrend but caution needed

Gold prices have surged to record highs, eclipsing the US$3,000 per ounce mark for the first time in history.

Gold may enter overbought territory after recent rapid gains

Long-term factors such as climate change, crop diseases, and under-investment have led to poor harvests and low inventories, sustaining market volatility of cocoa prices.

Cocoa prices swing as supply worries persist

In the short term, cocoa prices may stabilise as the market adjusts to the recent volatility. However, the long-term outlook depends on addressing the issues of climate change and supply chain inefficiencies, and promoting sustainable production practices.

Cocoa market stands at crossroads in volatile market

Brent prices tumbled further after Opec+ and the International Energy Agency downgraded demand growth forecasts for the third consecutive month.
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Brent eyes volatile Q4 2024 and underwhelming 2025 balance

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