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Commodity Watch — Jun 18, 2026, 07:00 UTC
Welcome back to Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv. A truly significant day for global markets. Breaking news the United States and Iran have announced a peace deal. This immediately impacts energy. Oil prices are falling on this news. Easing global supply concerns are the primary driver.
Key takeaways
- Gold futures August 26 are down 1.31 trading at 4 323.9.
- However the Fear Greed Index still sits at 15 indicating Extreme Fear.
- It trades at 5.765 a 0.04 decline.
Transcript
Welcome back to Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv. A truly significant day for global markets. Breaking news the United States and Iran have announced a peace deal. This immediately impacts energy. Oil prices are falling on this news. Easing global supply concerns are the primary driver. We see immediate market reaction. Now to the safe haven. Gold futures August 26 are down 1.31 trading at 4 323.9. This dip reflects reduced immediate geopolitical tension. However the Fear Greed Index still sits at 15 indicating Extreme Fear. Gold remains a critical hedge during uncertainty. Looking at industrial demand copper is also slightly down. It trades at 5.765 a 0.04 decline. This reflects a cautious global demand outlook. Geopolitical shifts always reshape commodity flows. The US-Iran deal is a major reset. We must watch its broader economic implications closely. Stay sharp stay informed. This is Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv.
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