Gold, silver likely to trade positive amid hopes of de-escalation in West Asia, crude oil prices slip
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"The current state of the negotiations remains unclear," says the analysts at Briefing.com. The post Oil is falling back in the face of the hopes of de-escalation in the Middle East appeared first on Les Affaires.
WTI Crude Oil Plunges On Renewed Iran De-escalation Hopes, Eyes Turn To Critical API Inventory Data
BitcoinWorld WTI Crude Oil Plunges on Renewed Iran De-escalation Hopes, Eyes Turn to Critical API Inventory Data NEW YORK, April 8, 2025 – WTI Crude Oil futures experienced a significant pullback in Tuesday’s trading session, shedding over 2.5% as renewed diplomatic hopes for de-escalation with Iran alleviated immediate supply fears. Consequently, market participants shifted their focus toward the impending American Petroleum Institute (API) wee…
Crude Oil Prices Retreat on Hopes the Iran War is Near an End
May WTI crude oil (CLK26 ) on Tuesday closed down -1.50 (-1.46%), and May RBOB gasoline (RBK26 ) closed down -0.0559 (-1.71%). Crude oil and gasoline prices gave up an early advance on Tuesday and settled sharply lower on hopes that the war in Iran is near an end. Crude...
Gold & Silver To Trade Higher On Hopes Of West Asia De-escalation, Crude Oil Prices Slip
Gold and silver prices are expected to open positively in Tuesday’s evening session on MCX amid hopes of de-escalation in the West Asia conflict following signals from US President Donald Trump. Spot gold jumped up to 2.39 percent to 4,619 dollars per ounce, and silver surged nearly 5 percent. However, bullion is still on track for its steepest monthly decline in over 17 years.
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