Commodities news and analysis covering gold, crude oil, natural gas, silver and the wider commodity complex.
Each commodity is driven by its own set of factors. Gold responds to real yields, the US dollar and safe-haven demand. Crude oil responds to supply decisions, inventory data and geopolitical developments. Coverage is grounded in those specific drivers rather than chart patterns alone.
Reporting tracks the factors that set commodity prices, including OPEC+ supply policy, central bank gold purchases, inventory and production data, and the macro backdrop of inflation, interest rates and the dollar.
The connection to currency markets is addressed throughout. The commodity-linked currencies, including the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and Norwegian krone, move with the resources their economies export, so a shift in oil or metals prices is frequently a currency development as well.
Analysis focuses on the factors driving a move and the conditions that would change it, rather than directional predictions. Where a historical parallel is relevant, it is presented with specific detail.
Commodity and CFD trading carries a high risk of loss due to leverage and volatility. Content is analysis and does not constitute financial advice.
For the macro backdrop behind commodity moves, see our economy coverage and the economic calendar; before trading, verify your broker via our broker reviews.
Risk warning: Commodity trading via CFDs carries a high level of risk. Price movements can be rapid and significant. Only trade with a regulated broker.