Commodity Watch — Jul 25, 2026, 12:00 UTC

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Crude Oil September futures plunged 3.12% today. It trades at $89.31 a barrel. This sharp decline comes despite persistent Mideast tensions. Headlines previously signaled Houthi attacks. Threats on Iranian infrastructure also emerged. These factors often push oil prices higher. Today's move suggests market consolidation. Perhaps short-term demand concerns are emerging. Gold, the quintessential safe haven, is climbing. August futures gained 0.51% to $4,070.8. Investors flock to safety. Our Fear & Greed Index sits at 27, signaling fear. Global instability is a clear driver. Silver also rose 1.47% to $58.906. This mirrors gold's safe-haven appeal. Meanwhile, the Amazon Bahrain server facility was destroyed. This military strike highlights regional risks. Geopolitical events remain paramount for commodity markets. Stay ahead of these critical market shifts. You're watching Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv.