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🚀 Middle East Conflict Influences Commodity Price Fluctuations, Citic Securities Reports Citic Securities has released a report indicating that since March 2026, conflicts in the Middle East have led to rotational movements in commodity prices. According to Jin10, there is a strong expectation for an increase in energy and chemical product prices, while some basic metals have experienced price adjustments due to concerns over global economic growth slowdown affecting demand. Looking ahead to the second quarter, the duration of the Middle East conflict may become a significant factor influencing commodity price volatility. If the conflict persists, the price logic observed since March is likely to strengthen further. Conversely, if the conflict ends, demand-side factors may dominate price changes across different commodities. Overall, Citic Securities remains optimistic about the performance of energy and chemical product prices in the second quarter. Additionally, attention is drawn to lithium carbonate and electrolytic aluminum, which are supported by supply disruptions and strong demand. #MiddleEastConflict#CommodityPrices#EnergyPrices#ChemicalProducts#Metals#EconomicGrowth#LithiumCarbonate#ElectrolyticAluminum#PriceVolatility#CiticSecurities

🚀 S&P: UK Economy Expected to Withstand Price Shocks from Middle East Conflict S&P Global Ratings has indicated that the stable outlook for the UK economy reflects market expectations that it will be able to withstand the impact of rising prices for oil, natural gas, and other inputs related to the Middle East conflict. According to Jin10, this assessment suggests confidence in the UK's economic resilience amid geopolitical tensions affecting commodity prices. The report highlights the importance of monitoring these developments as they could influence economic stability and growth prospects. #UKEconomy#MiddleEastConflict#OilPrices#NaturalGas#EconomicResilience#Geopolitics#EconomicStability#MarketOutlook#S&PGlobalRatings #CommodityPrices

🚀 PRECIOUS METALS | Morgan Stanley Questions Gold's Role as a Risk Management Tool According to Jin10, Morgan Stanley has raised concerns about gold's traditional role as a risk management tool following six weeks of significant volatility in commodity prices. Amy Gower, a metals and mining strategist at Morgan Stanley, stated that gold is currently behaving more like a risk asset rather than a safe haven. Typically, gold should serve as a diversification tool within investment portfolios, but this is not currently the case. Gower acknowledged that it is 'normal' for gold to weaken following a shock, as investors often seek liquidity. However, she pointed out that gold prices are increasingly influenced by the trading activities of major holders such as central banks and ETFs. #preciousmetals#gold#riskmanagement#morganstanley#commodityprices#investmentportfolios#metals#mining#centralbanks#ETFs#XAUT

🚀 PRECIOUS METALS | Spot Gold Reaches $4,760 per Ounce with 0.86% Daily Increase Spot gold prices have risen to $4,760 per ounce, marking a 0.86% increase within the day. According to Jin10, this upward movement reflects ongoing market dynamics influencing precious metals. #PreciousMetals#Gold#SpotGold#MarketUpdate#CommodityPrices

🚀 U.S. Inflation Pressures Persist as February PCE Data Anticipated The market anticipates that the U.S. February Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data will indicate ongoing inflationary pressures. According to BlockBeats, consensus expectations suggest a month-on-month increase to 0.4% and a year-on-year rate holding at 2.8%, with core PCE year-on-year at approximately 3.0%, significantly above the Federal Reserve's 2% target. Analysts highlight that the current inflation rebound is primarily driven by rising commodity prices and increasing energy costs, while 'super core services inflation' remains notably sticky, making a short-term decline unlikely. In this context, the Federal Reserve is expected to maintain the interest rate range of 3.50%-3.75% at its April meeting, marking the third consecutive pause in rate cuts. Market pricing has also shifted rapidly, with over 97% of traders betting on no change in April, and expectations for rate cuts within the year have cooled significantly, with mainstream views shifting towards a 'later, less' easing path. #USInflation#PCEData#InflationPressures#FederalReserve#InterestRates#EnergyCosts#CommodityPrices#SuperCoreServices#MarketExpectations#RateCuts#USEconomy#FebruaryPCE#EconomicOutlook#FedPolicy#InflationRebound