Commodity Watch — Oct 3, 2026, 12:00 UTC

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Natural Gas is surging today, up 2.29% at $3.035. Market demand is firming up. Geopolitical tensions in Europe persist. This fuels energy security concerns. Meanwhile, Crude Oil is down 1.90%, trading at $91.11 a barrel. Reports of a potential US-Iran deal are easing supply fears. A Trump-Xi summit also suggests some de-escalation. But OPEC+ production cuts still loom large. Gold, the traditional safe haven, is also lower. It dipped 0.95% to $4,162.3 an ounce. This move comes despite global uncertainties. The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates. This makes non-yielding assets less appealing. Commodity markets remain highly sensitive. Global events dictate these price swings. Traders must watch every headline closely. Stay informed, stay ahead. This is Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv.