Commodities, often seen as the global economy’s “barometer,” profoundly affect industrial production, trade flows, and investment decisions through their price fluctuations. Since the start of 2025, commodity markets have displayed notable divergence, influenced by shifting global liquidity conditions, changes in supply-demand dynamics, and escalating geopolitical tensions.Recently, gold prices experienced a dramatic reversal. Since mid to late August, driven by the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts, geopolitical disruptions, and sustained central bank gold purchases worldwide, international gold prices briefly surged above $4,000 per ounce. However, as trade tensions eased and profit-taking intensified among investors, gold prices faced downward pressure.Simultaneously, ongoing international tr
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