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Commodity Watch — Jun 15, 2026, 19:00 UTC
Welcome back to Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv. Global tensions continue to dictate market movements. Oil prices are reacting sharply to breaking news. The US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is significant. This agreement lowers geopolitical risk premium. It drags oil prices lower.
Key takeaways
- August Gold futures are up 2.60 .
- Our Fear Greed Index sits at 20.
Transcript
Welcome back to Commodity Watch on rawfin.tv. Global tensions continue to dictate market movements. Oil prices are reacting sharply to breaking news. The US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is significant. This agreement lowers geopolitical risk premium. It drags oil prices lower. The Strait is a vital shipping lane. Its reopening signals de-escalation. This directly impacts energy markets. Meanwhile gold is shining as a safe haven. August Gold futures are up 2.60 . They trade at 4 348.9. Our Fear Greed Index sits at 20. This indicates extreme fear among investors. Gold's rise reflects this uncertainty. Investors seek safety in volatile times. While specific agricultural data is limited today the geopolitical chessboard affects all commodities. Supply chains remain vulnerable. Any global shift creates ripple effects. From energy to precious metals world events are paramount. Stay informed stay ahead. This is Commodity Watch on
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