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[MARKET ANALYSIS] Crude and metal prices remain lifted following recent dollar pressure

Crude and metal prices are benefiting from recent dollar weakness, which tends to support commodities priced in USD.

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WTI/Brent: WTI Mar'26 +0.3% / Brent Apr'26 +0.2%

  • Oil futures remained afloat and took a breather after rallying throughout the prior session despite the absence of any major energy-specific catalysts, although the moves coincided with a weaker dollar and weather-related output disruptions, while the latest weekly private sector inventory data was mixed and had little impact on price action.

Gold: +0.8%

  • Extended on record highs and climbed above the USD 5,200/oz level for the first time, with a weaker greenback and recent uncertainty supporting demand for the precious metal.

Copper: +0.9%

  • Copper prices are higher amid the mostly constructive mood, but are off today's best levels as markets brace for upcoming key risk events.
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The upward pressure, particularly on oil and gold, signals a constructive environment amidst economic uncertainty and potential weather-related disruptions. Traders should watch for how these movements interact with upcoming market events, as they could influence sentiment further.

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