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53 days agoOil Prices Fall as Gaza Ceasefire Eases Supply Concerns; Gold Holds Near Record
Oil prices fell more than 3% as easing geopolitical tensions following the Gaza ceasefire reduced supply risk premiums. Brent crude slipped to around $84 per barrel, while WTI traded near $80, reflecting profit-taking after recent spikes. Meanwhile, gold hovered just below its record high above $4,000 an ounce, holding firm as investors sought safety amid renewed trade uncertainty and global growth concerns. Analysts said the divergence signals a near-term rotation from energy to defensive assets.
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53 days agoOil Prices Fall as Gaza Ceasefire Eases Supply Concerns; Gold Holds Near Record
Oil prices fell more than 3% as easing geopolitical tensions following the Gaza ceasefire reduced supply risk premiums. Brent crude slipped to around $84 per barrel, while WTI traded near $80, reflecting profit-taking after recent spikes. Meanwhile, gold hovered just below its record high above $4,000 an ounce, holding firm as investors sought safety amid renewed trade uncertainty and global growth concerns. Analysts said the divergence signals a near-term rotation from energy to defensive assets.
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- oil prices
- Brent crude
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Oil dips and gold steadies, reflecting mixed geopolitical influences.
Oil prices fell more than 3% as easing geopolitical tensions following the Gaza ceasefire reduced supply risk premiums. Brent crude slipped to around $84 per barrel, while WTI traded near $80, reflecting profit-taking after recent spikes. Meanwhile, gold hovered just below its record high above $4,000 an ounce, holding firm as investors sought safety amid renewed trade uncertainty and global growth concerns. Analysts said the divergence signals a near-term rotation from energy to defensive assets.
Oil prices fell more than 3% as easing geopolitical tensions following the Gaza ceasefire reduced supply risk premiums. Brent crude slipped to around $84 per barrel, while WTI traded near $80, reflecting profit-taking after recent spikes. Meanwhile, gold hovered just below its record high above $4,000 an ounce, holding firm as investors sought safety amid renewed trade uncertainty and global growth concerns. Analysts said the divergence signals a near-term rotation from energy to defensive assets.
Tags:
- oil prices
- Brent crude
- oil prices
- Brent crude
- WTI
- gold
- geopolitical risk
- safe-haven assets
Oct 11, 2025 • 03:43