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Traders are increasingly positioning around the so-called ‘NACHO’ trade, betting disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and elevated oil prices will persist longer than markets expect.
Brent crude oil plunged more than 11% as easing geopolitical concerns reduced fears of supply disruptions.
The UAE will exit OPEC and OPEC+ from May 1, aiming to increase oil production and better align with shifting global energy demand.
Condom prices could increase by up to 30% as the Iran war drives higher costs and disrupts supply chains, according to global producer Karex.
Oil dropped to $81 per barrel after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while U.S. markets surged, adding roughly $430 billion in market value.
Cocoa prices have plunged nearly 60% from 2025 highs, extending losses into 2026. The sharp decline follows a historic rally that peaked in late 2024.
Oil jumps over 10% after the U.S. orders a Strait of Hormuz blockade, raising fears of major supply disruptions.
Oil prices resumed gains after Iran accused the U.S. of violating a ceasefire agreement. Renewed tensions are fueling concerns over supply disruptions.
Oil drops 16% in one hour, marking one of the largest intraday declines in market history.
Global copper inventories have climbed to a 23-year high, surpassing 1.02 million tonnes. The rapid buildup signals shifting dynamics in the commodities market.
Central bank gold reserves surge in value, with U.S. holdings reaching $1.44 trillion at $5,500 per ounce.
Oil prices fell sharply after President Donald Trump postponed potential U.S. strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure. The delay eased fears of immediate supply disruptions in the Middle East.
Gold falls below $4,350, entering a bear market after a 22% drop and $1.5 trillion wiped out in hours.
Gold recorded its steepest weekly decline in more than four decades, falling 11% to $4,488 per ounce. Rising oil prices and expectations of prolonged high interest rates weakened its safe-haven appeal.
U.S. oil futures head for a record monthly gain near 60% as supply disruptions trigger historic market volatility.