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Weekly Digest: Oil goes through the roof as gold trims lossesđŸ›ąïž Oil nears $115. Brent was trading at near $115 a barrel ...
24/10/2026

Weekly Digest: Oil goes through the roof as gold trims losses

đŸ›ąïž Oil nears $115. Brent was trading at near $115 a barrel on Friday morning, following two deadly attacks in Saudi Arabia this week. Growing concerns that an escalation in hostilities could impact supply are keeping prices elevated, despite shipments from the Middle East nearing pre-war levels. (Bloomberg)

đŸȘ™ Gold pares losses. After touching its lowest levels since July on Thursday, gold eased to $4,024/oz first thing Friday amid high oil prices and higher-for-longer interest rate expectations.

📉 Nasdaq slides. Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.8% on Thursday after Meta and Tesla released results, backtracking on the 2.2% gains earlier in the week. Meta climbed after exceeding revenue estimates and raising spending plans, while Tesla fell as it announced a spending cutback. (Bloomberg)

📈 UK inflation rises. UK inflation rose to 3.5% in September – higher than economists’ predicted 3.4%, as the ongoing war in Iran pushed up energy prices. Markets now look near-certain of a 25-basis-point Bank of England rate hike next month. (Reuters)

đŸ’¶ French yields hit 24-year high. French yields hit 5% for the first time since 2002 this week. The gap between French and German yields – a key indicator of euro-area credit risk – also grew, amid widespread cost-of-living protests, rising energy prices and an underperforming euro. (Bloomberg)

đŸ’± Yen rallies. The yen was heading for its strongest daily rally in a month on Thursday, as the dollar fell 0.6% to 157.27 yen. This as investors opt for the yen as a safe-haven amid unsettled markets, high oil prices, conflict in the Middle East and uncertainty over AI returns. (Reuters)

đŸ›« US withdraws diplomats. The US has ordered its diplomats in Saudi Arabia to withdraw amid continuing strikes by Iranian-supported Houthis. At least one person was killed and eight injured in an attack at an airport in Dammam, while two people were killed in a drone strike on an oil field. (Reuters)

đŸ•Šïž Russia ready to talk? President Vladimir Putin has said Russia is willing to return to peace negotiations with the US and Ukraine, following talks with President Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff. A Kremlin official said the key issue was “the establishment of a security system for Russia and Ukraine after the end of the conflict”. (Bloomberg)

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20/10/2026

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📈 Weekly Market Recap (12.10.26 – 16.10.26)Between October 12 and October 16, both precious metals ended lower, with sil...
19/10/2026

📈 Weekly Market Recap (12.10.26 – 16.10.26)

Between October 12 and October 16, both precious metals ended lower, with silver recording the larger decline.

Prices came under pressure midweek after U.S. consumer inflation rose more than expected, increasing expectations that interest rates could stay higher for longer.

Those concerns grew on Thursday when producer prices posted their strongest increase in more than four years.

Gold recovered some ground later in the week, while markets continued to expect another Fed rate hike before the end of the year.

Weekly digest: Gold rebounds as dollar weakensâŹ‡ïžđŸ›ąïž Oil on track for gain. Oil prices were heading for a weekly gain on F...
17/10/2026

Weekly digest: Gold rebounds as dollar weakens
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đŸ›ąïž Oil on track for gain. Oil prices were heading for a weekly gain on Friday morning, despite easing to $105 a barrel, as uncertainty around Middle East supplies continued, with Iran saying it would step up strikes and Houthis attacking sites in Saudi Arabia and Yemen. (Reuters)

🌟 Gold rebounds: Gold rose nearly 1% over the week to $4,196 an ounce on Friday morning, supported by a weaker US dollar and lower US Treasury yields.

⛜ US inflation heats up: US consumer prices rose 0.6% in September, driven by surging petrol costs and broader price pressures, putting a potential October Federal Reserve rate hike back on the radar. (Reuters)

đŸ’Č US dollar slips. The dollar index was down 0.2% on Thursday, having hit an 18-month high on Wednesday, after US inflation figures came in stronger than anticipated. The euro bounced 0.5% and sterling strengthened 0.5%. (Reuters)

🎉 UK GDP surprises: The UK economy unexpectedly grew 0.1% in August, beating forecasts of a 0.1% contraction and marking the fourth consecutive month that growth exceeded expectations, despite high energy prices and borrowing costs. (Bloomberg)

📈 FTSE 100 climbs: London's FTSE 100 reached a near one-month high on Thursday, supported by stronger-than-expected UK GDP figures and government assurances of fiscal discipline ahead of the upcoming budget. (Reuters)

đŸ€– AI stocks tumble: Twenty of the world's most valuable AI and semiconductor stocks lost more than $1 trillion in market value this week, with Nvidia, Micron and AMD among those hit by concerns over rising borrowing costs and heavy AI spending. (CNBC)

đŸȘ Trump eyes Greenland oil: President Trump announced plans for massive oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland, despite the territory's 2021 ban on future oil exploration. (Reuters)

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15/10/2026

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13/10/2026

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Last Week’s Market RecapBetween October 5 and October 9, both precious metals ended higher, with silver recording the st...
12/10/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
Between October 5 and October 9, both precious metals ended higher, with silver recording the stronger gain.

The key turning point came on Wednesday, when gold fell to a two-month low as the dollar strengthened and U.S. government bond yields reached their highest levels in more than 20 years.

Later in the week, bond yields eased and lower prices brought buyers back.

Gold recovered and reached a one-week high on Friday, while silver also moved higher.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold rose 1.53%, moving from a weekly low of $4,100/oz ($131.83 per gram) on October 7 to a high of $4,215/oz ($135.54 per gram) on October 9.

Silver price
Silver rose 3.05% over the week, moving from a weekly low of $59.41/oz ($1.91 per gram) on October 8 to a high of $63.45/oz ($2.04 per gram) on October 6.

Weekly digest: Oil eases, gold rises as Trump signals no immediate Iran attackđŸ›ąïž Oil eases. After reaching over $104 a b...
10/10/2026

Weekly digest: Oil eases, gold rises as Trump signals no immediate Iran attack

đŸ›ąïž Oil eases. After reaching over $104 a barrel on Thursday, oil prices fell to $103 first thing Friday, as President Trump said the US wouldn’t attack Iran ahead of the midterms. This as attacks on shipping increase, and the US cuts output as a hurricane threatens offshore operations. (Reuters)

🌟 Gold ticks up. Gold rose over 1% on Friday, to $4,202/ounce, as the dollar rally eased, along with Treasury ‌yields and oil prices.

🏩 Fed united in hawkishness. According to Federal Reserve minutes released Wednesday, all 19 Fed officials backed the September rates rise, with most agreeing that another hike would likely be needed by the end of the year. There was some positivity though, with several noting that “the underlying momentum in the economy appeared to have increased.” (Bloomberg)

🍂 October hike unlikely. Markets were this week implying just a 19% chance the Fed would raise rates again this month, but were 80% priced for a rise in December. The likelihood of a pause in tightening helped keep 2-year Treasury yields at 4.8%, while 10-year yields reached 5.33%. (Reuters)

📈 Weekly Market Recap (28.09.26 – 02.10.26)Between September 28 and October 2, both metals ended lower.Gold and silver f...
05/10/2026

📈 Weekly Market Recap (28.09.26 – 02.10.26)

Between September 28 and October 2, both metals ended lower.

Gold and silver fell sharply at the start of the week after oil prices rose following President Trump’s rejection of an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The move brought inflation concerns back into focus and increased expectations of further Fed rate hikes.

Prices recovered part of those losses, but pressure returned later in the week as the U.S. dollar strengthened and long-term Treasury yields reached their highest levels since 2002.

On Friday, a much weaker U.S. jobs report provided some relief. Expectations of an October rate hike fell, helping precious metals recover some ground.

Weekly digest: Oil steadies and gold slips as Fed hike bets fallđŸ›ąïž Oil steadies. Oil futures swung this week before stea...
03/10/2026

Weekly digest: Oil steadies and gold slips as Fed hike bets fall

đŸ›ąïž Oil steadies. Oil futures swung this week before steadying at around $102/barrel early Friday. Although analysts said midweek that the flow of oil from the region was nearing pre-war levels, news that the US is sending an additional aircraft carrier and 10,000 troops pointed to a risk of escalation. (Bloomberg)

đŸȘ™ Gold slips 2%. Gold ended the week at $4,192/ounce – down 2% on last week – as high energy prices overshadowed softer-than-anticipated US inflation data that cut bets for an immediate Fed rate hike.

📈 Inflation lighter than expected. US core inflation stood at 3.0% in August, according to the Fed’s preferred gauge, coming in below expectations. While outwardly encouraging, the Bureau of Economic Analysis has adjusted how it calculates the index, which may or may not have impacted the numbers. (CNBC)

🏩 Fed hike bets fall. Following news of slower-than-expected US inflation last month, stocks rose on Wall Street and hopes grew that the Federal Reserve would refrain from a further rate hike next month, with money markets now seeing only a 35% chance. (Bloomberg)

đŸ€– BoE issues AI warning. The Bank of England warned this week that AI valuations are still vulnerable to a “sharper correction” than in July, which could have a knock-on effect on global growth and sovereign bond yields. It also said interconnected vulnerabilities in the financial system are on the rise, with growing odds that multiple risks could crystallise at once. (Bloomberg)

đŸ’Č US dollar advances. All G10 currencies except the yen weakened against the dollar in September, with the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index up 1.8%. This marks the greenback’s best month since June, following the Fed’s fresh focus on reining in inflation, which pushed US bond yields higher. (Bloomberg)

đŸ’¶ Euro zone inflation jump. Inflation accelerated more than expected in some of the euro zone’s top economies in September following the energy price shock. Pressure is now building for the ECB to raise interest rates again – in what would be the third such move this year. (Reuters)

â˜ąïž Russia issues nuclear threat. Russia sent a warning to NATO this week saying it would be prepared to use nuclear weapons, if the alliance tried to isolate Kaliningrad, a heavily militarised Russian exclave sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland. NATO strongly denounced the threat of force and reaffirmed its support for Ukraine. (Reuters)

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