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Iran and Oman Near Landmark Deal to Manage Strait of Hormuz
Iran and Oman are close to agreeing on joint management of the Strait of Hormuz, media have reported, citing a statement by Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei. Crude oil prices have been trending lower, in the meantime, with Brent crude dipping below $80 per barrel and trading at $79.12 per barrel at the time of writing. West Texas Intermediate was changing hands for $74.79 per barrel, down 0.57% According to Baghaei, the deal with Oman was “in the final stages”, the BBC...
Gold’s Rally Looks Real. Three Markets Will Decide Whether It Reaches 4,500
Gold's rebound has technical and macro confirmation behind it, but whether it extends toward 4,500 depends on three interlinked markets - Brent crude, US Treasury yields, and Fed rate expectations - all still hinging on whether Strait of Hormuz negotiations produce a durable breakthrough. The post Gold’s Rally Looks Real. Three Markets Will Decide Whether It Reaches 4,500 appeared first on ActionForex.
Copper (Hg #F) Continues to Favor More Upside Near Term
Copper futures (HG #F) continue to trade within a bullish Elliott Wave structure, with price maintaining an incomplete three-swing sequence from the 6.2820 low. The current rally remains constructive, suggesting buyers are still in control. As long as Copper holds above the 6.2820 invalidation level, the path of least resistance remains to the upside. The […] The post Copper (Hg #F) Continues to Favor More Upside Near Term appeared first on ActionForex.
Gold Pushes Higher as Buying Interest Strengthens
Key Highlights Gold started a fresh increase above the $4,200 region. It surpassed a major contracting triangle with resistance at $4,090 on the 4-hour chart. WTI Crude Oil started a fresh decline and traded below $80.00. Bitcoin gained bullish momentum for a move above $64,200. Gold Price Technical Analysis Gold found bids near $4,020 and […] The post Gold Pushes Higher as Buying Interest Strengthens appeared first on ActionForex.
Fed’s Daly: Businesses Have Limited Ability to Raise Prices
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said there are growing reasons to believe inflation will moderate without additional monetary tightening, arguing that businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to pass higher costs on to consumers. Speaking at an economics conference in Tokyo, Daly said she was “completely supportive” of last week’s decision to keep interest […] The post Fed’s Daly: Businesses Have Limited Ability to Raise Prices appeared first on ActionForex.
Cook Says Fed Can’t Afford to Wait Forever on Inflation
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said policymakers cannot afford to be complacent after more than five years of above-target inflation, warning that patience has limits if price pressures fail to ease. Speaking on Wednesday, Cook reiterated that “inflation is too high” despite some improvement in June, stressing that she would “not put too much weight […] The post Cook Says Fed Can’t Afford to Wait Forever on Inflation appeared first on ActionForex.
Europe’s Heatwave Is Hitting Refineries And Power Supplies
Extreme heat and drought are beginning to impair Europe’s energy system. Refineries are losing cooling efficiency, river levels are forcing cuts to nuclear generation, hydroelectric output is falling and inland fuel transport is becoming more expensive as barges carry smaller cargoes. Temperatures above 40°C have become increasingly common across large parts of southern and central Europe, with prolonged drought shrinking rivers, drying soils and fueling destructive wildfires. A recent analysis...
Middle East War Throws LNG’s Growth Story Into Doubt
The Middle East war has caused what may well be an unprecedented degree of disruption in global energy flows. While crude oil gets a lot of the attention-and with good reason-the situation in liquefied gas is arguably worse and deserving of more attention. The war, some believe, could reshape the long-term outlook for the commodity. At the end of June, Shell released a forecast for LNG demand trends over the long term, seeing that demand reaching close to 700 million tons annually by 2050. That...
Big Tech Turns to Fuel Cells to Power the AI Boom
Tech giants are tapping fuel cell developers and providers to power data and AI computing centers with technology that is cleaner and faster to implement than a conventional gas-powered electricity source. Fuel cells generate electricity by directly converting chemical energy into electrical energy without combustion. This technology can run on a variety of fuels, including hydrogen, natural gas, and biogas. As power grids become congested with the surge in power demand due to the AI boom, fuel...
Venezuela’s Oil Production Grows at a Crucial Time Despite Challenges
Venezuela’s oil production is growing at a crucial time, with conflict in the Middle East disrupting traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, thereby crimping global petroleum supply. Since the U.S. captured President Nicolas Maduro in a daring night raid in early January 2026, Venezuela’s petroleum output has soared to multiyear highs. Recent regulatory reforms, the easing of U.S. sanctions and greater foreign investment are all key to reviving Venezuela’s struggling petroleum sector and increasing...
Philippines Could Become the World's First Geologic Hydrogen Hub
The Philippines is shaping up to be ground zero for the global geologic hydrogen revolution. The Southeast Asian nation reportedly has the largest natural hydrogen seeps anywhere on Earth, indicating that huge volumes of hydrogen could be stored under the ground, waiting to be exploited. If the Philippines is able to become the world’s first test case for a commercially viable geologic hydrogen operation, it would be groundbreaking for the country’s economy and energy security, not to mention...
Hormuz Crisis Is Rewriting the Global LPG Trade
The Strait of Hormuz, the Middle East’s main choke point, is effectively closed as Iranian attacks on vessels continue, and the ripple effect is tearing through global supply chains. While crude oil and natural gas disruptions have grabbed headlines, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) also finds itself at the center of the crisis. The United States leads the world in LPG exports by a wide margin. However, the Gulf countries remain a critical supply center: Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are all...