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10:22
Commerzbank: If oil prices continue to rise, gold prices may fall back to around 4,500 dollars per ounce. Zinc prices have already risen too high, with a slight correction expected before rising again in the medium term. Lead prices are considered to have almost no room for recovery, and are likely to end the year at around 2,100 dollars per ton.
Commerzbank: If oil prices continue to rise, the price of gold may fall back to around $4,500/ounce. Zinc prices have already risen too much and are expected to undergo a mild correction before starting to rise again in the medium term. It is believed that lead prices have almost no room for recovery, and by the end of this year, the price is likely to be $2,100 per ton.
10:16
Palm oil ends slightly higher amid mixed signals, supported by uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz
(1) On Tuesday, palm oil reversed early losses and closed slightly higher amid mixed signals. Kenanga Futures highlighted in their research report that although palm oil prices remain under pressure due to sluggish exports, ongoing uncertainty around the Hormuz Strait continues to support crude oil and biofuel prices.(2) The institution stated that the possibility of buying on dips after recent pullbacks provided additional support, but persistent concerns about rising production levels may limit upward momentum. The July contract at the Malaysian Derivatives Exchange rose by 3 ringgit to 4,537 ringgit per ton.(3) Kenanga set the July futures contract support and resistance levels at 4,500 ringgit and 4,650 ringgit per ton, respectively. Going forward, attention will focus on the transmission effect of Middle East tensions on crude oil prices, as well as the impact of the recovery speed of Southeast Asia’s major production areas on supply-demand balance.
10:07
UPS Q1 adjusted EPS is $1.07, exceeding expectations
Glonhui April 28|UPS reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.07 for the first quarter, exceeding the market expectation of $1.03.
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