[MARKET ANALYSIS] Commodities extend on recent gains with oil underpinned by geopolitical uncertainty following Iran and Trump tit-for-tat reparation demands
Oil gains on Hormuz deadlock and US-Iran reparation demands. Gold hits 2-month highs on weak US data and central bank demand. Copper lags due to China's PMI contraction.
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WTI/Brent: WTI Sep'26 +0.4% / Brent Sep'26 +0.3% Oil futures remain afloat after rallying yesterday by more than 5% in the absence of a Strait of Hormuz deal and with efforts to reopen the waterway dampened by tit-for-tat demands by Iran and US President Trump for reparations. Gold: +0.8% Extended on this month's advances after rallying above the USD 4,400/oz level with prices at a 2-month high. Copper: +0.7% Joins in on the commodity-related advances but with further upside contained as its largest buyer, China, lags.
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