EURUSD1.1654+0.31%GBPUSD1.3445+0.21%USDJPY159.24-0.20%AUDUSD0.7166+0.47%XAUUSD4,523.50+1.71%XAGUSD76.02+1.90%USOIL88.48-0.23%US5007,563.6+0.58%NAS10030,223.9+0.84%US3050,669.0+0.05%BTCUSD73,558-1.06%ETHUSD2,007-0.76%NVDA214.25+0.78%TSLA442.10+0.40%AAPL312.51+0.53%MSFT426.99+3.47%META635.29+0.00%GOOGL390.13+0.33%AMZN274.00+0.79%EURUSD1.1654+0.31%GBPUSD1.3445+0.21%USDJPY159.24-0.20%AUDUSD0.7166+0.47%XAUUSD4,523.50+1.71%XAGUSD76.02+1.90%USOIL88.48-0.23%US5007,563.6+0.58%NAS10030,223.9+0.84%US3050,669.0+0.05%BTCUSD73,558-1.06%ETHUSD2,007-0.76%NVDA214.25+0.78%TSLA442.10+0.40%AAPL312.51+0.53%MSFT426.99+3.47%META635.29+0.00%GOOGL390.13+0.33%AMZN274.00+0.79%

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Commodities Markets -- 03 assets

Latest data from 2026-05-29

Gold (XAU/USD)4,523.50▲ +1.71%

Gold rebounded to $4,523 (+1.71%) as US strikes on Iran reignited the safe-haven bid after two sessions of ceasefire-driven selling. Silver led the precious metals complex higher with a +1.90% move.

Silver (XAG/USD)76.02▲ +1.90%

Silver surged 1.90% to $76.02, outpacing gold's bounce as industrial-metals demand and the geopolitical bid stacked. Opened lower on Iran drone news, then ripped on the strike headlines.

Crude Oil (WTI)88.48▼ -0.23%

WTI slipped to $88.48 (-0.23%), giving back overnight gains as Hormuz ceasefire optimism overcame US-strike concerns. Tight range as traders waited for the next Iran headline.