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Goldman Sachs notes narrowing diesel margins and ongoing diesel-focused refinery runs, suggesting gasoline could attract stronger upside as refiners shift output priorities.

Silver traded between $62.97 and $64.46 on September 16, 2026, last at $62.97 (-0.86%).

Gold traded between $4,263.29 and $4,413.10 on September 16, 2026, last at $4,263.29 (-1.60%).

Saudi Arabia’s pipeline damage from recent attacks has begun to affect supply expectations, with European refiners monitoring potential knock-on effects as downstream players secure alternative cargoes.

Silver traded between $62.80 and $64.98 on September 15, 2026, last at $63.68 (-1.35%).

Gold traded between $4,293.37 and $4,358.20 on September 15, 2026, last at $4,293.37 (-1.34%).

Texas contributed a sizable share of U.S. natural gas output in 2025 as overall domestic withdrawals reached 47.7 trillion cubic feet, while Enbridge moves to gauge interest in a West Texas gas pipeline project.

Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline remains offline after a drone attack, with officials signaling a return to service within days and reports of Yanbu loadings being suspended, sending Brent higher.

A major financial firm upgraded Antofagasta to a Buy as copper prices retreat, signaling an entry point for investors in the mining company.

Gold traded between $4,293.00 and $4,396.80 on September 14, 2026, last at $4,298.91 (-1.54%).

European shares edged lower as a pause in AI safety developments and rising expectations for Fed rate hikes weighed on sentiment, while oil advanced on ongoing supply concerns.

Silver traded between $63.15 and $65.82 on September 11, 2026, last at $64.39 (+0.16%).

Gold traded between $4,333.00 and $4,444.90 on September 11, 2026, last at $4,346.68 (-0.41%).

Houthi actions near the Bab al-Mandeb strait raise concerns over Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea oil corridor, with Brent and regional crude futures climbing as the geopolitical risk sharpens

Oil prices firm as Brent pushes higher on rising Middle East supply risks, with markets eyeing a test of notable resistance after a sharp rally driven by heightened regional tensions.

Gold traded between $4,317.33 and $4,479.90 on September 10, 2026, last at $4,317.33 (-2.23%).

Silver traded between $63.60 and $68.98 on September 10, 2026, last at $63.60 (-4.07%).

Lahontan Gold Corp. named Billy Choi as chief financial officer to replace John McNeice, who is stepping down from the role.

US producer prices climbed in August, with the final-demand PPI up 0.4% month-on-month as energy costs contribute, while annual inflation for the measure edged higher

Copper futures and related stocks moved lower as reports indicate a White House tariff plan affecting copper imports has stalled amid affordability concerns.

Brent crude hovers around the $100 level, marking a recovery to the highest price since July amid heightened fears of supply disruption driven by ongoing conflicts and tanker attacks.

Silver traded between $66.03 and $67.83 on September 9, 2026, last at $67.28 (+1.87%).

Gold traded between $4,384.10 and $4,479.00 on September 9, 2026, last at $4,401.32 (+0.17%).

Brent crude rose above $100 a barrel for the first time in about two months as renewed Middle East tensions weighed on supply expectations and traders reassessed risk around crude flows.

Brent crude climbs to $100, sparking equity declines as inflation concerns rise ahead of the ECB, with Dow futures easing and tech activity guiding near-term sentiment.

Brent crude moves above $100 a barrel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East after a U.S. action reported to have destroyed Iranian oil vessels.

Crude oil prices push above $100 as conflict in the Middle East intensifies, while equity futures show little change after a session of declines in major indices.

Gold traded between $4,356.21 and $4,488.80 on September 8, 2026, last at $4,356.21 (-1.66%).

Brent crude climbed toward the $100 level amid intensified oil supply risk from Saudi Arabia and heightened regional tensions related to Iranian exclusion-zone threat and ongoing conflict

The FTSE 100 remains around the flat line as renewed oil gains and Middle East tensions keep energy markets under pressure, with gains in mining and energy offset by weakness in financials and healthcare.