Commodity Watch — Sep 14, 2026, 12:00 UTC

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Crude Oil surged 3.23% today, hitting $103.28 a barrel. This sharp rise follows critical headlines. A Saudi pipeline closure is reported. An attack on Saudi infrastructure drove prices higher. Global stock futures are now falling. Geopolitical instability is clearly dictating energy markets. OPEC+ supply discipline remains a factor too. Investors are pricing in heightened risk premiums. Gold, a traditional safe haven, moved differently. It actually fell 1.66% to $4,335.6. This suggests complex investor sentiment. Perhaps other economic factors are at play. Or demand for physical gold is shifting. Natural Gas also saw notable gains. It climbed 2.47% to $2.901. Energy security concerns are escalating globally. These moves underscore market fragility. World events directly dictate commodity prices. We see this play out daily. This is Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv.