Prices Week News Today

Net-long positioning in the oil futures market remains near its yearly low, and its lowest level since August 2016.

Gold prices had a relatively tame week despite sharp losses on Friday. More concerning is the renewed push higher by real yields in developed economies.

Gold prices are coming off of one of their worst weeks of 2022.

Crude oil prices continue to push higher, with fundamental tailwinds buttressing an already-bullish technical posture.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine presses into its second month, there are no signs that energy supply chain concerns are going to abate.

Unless NATO is drawn into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there’s good reason to believe that gold prices have hit their high for 2022.

Sovereign bond yields continue to rise while inflation expectations pullback. It’s not a good mix for gold prices.

Gold prices are facing difficulties in the coming days as more and more central banks take a hawkish turn.

Gold prices’ recent gains have come on the back of rising inflation expectations outpacing bond yields.

Despite the ongoing bullish fundamental environment in the near-term, the narrative may soon begin to shift as traders look towards next year.