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Commodity Corner: Oil extends losing streak to fourth day; gold holds biggest rally since August
Grade Abullish AI signal$BRENT$WTI$XAU$XAG$DXY
Oil extended its losing streak to four sessions as easing geopolitical concerns pressured crude, while gold held its strongest rally since August amid a weaker US dollar and falling Treasury yields.
Brent dropped 1.03% to $93.65 per barrel and WTI fell 1.29% to $86.98, following previous-session losses exceeding 8%, while gold traded near $4,070 an ounce after surging 3.3%.
Continued dollar weakness and lower Treasury yields could support further gains in gold, while reduced geopolitical risk expectations could maintain downward pressure on crude prices.
Bullish strength: 65/100
- Gold surged 3.3% in the previous session, its biggest rally since August.
- A weaker US dollar and lower Treasury yields are supporting gold's appeal.
- Silver gained almost 5% in the previous session and advanced another 0.3%.
Bearish strength: 35/100
- Brent crude fell 1.03% to $93.65, extending its losing streak to four sessions.
- WTI declined 1.29% to $86.98 after both benchmarks dropped more than 8% in the previous session.
- Expectations of reduced US-Iran geopolitical escalation risk are weighing on crude prices.
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