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Why are gold and silver prices down, and will gold drop to $4,500 and silver slip to $70? This question is driving global markets. Gold and silver prices dropped after the United States announced a blockade around Iranian ports. Oil prices crossed $100 per barrel. The US dollar gained strength. Inflation fears returned. Rate cut

Home prices during the AI boom have surged far faster in the Bay Area’s luxury zip codes than its non luxury zip codes—a split not seen before the launch of GPT-3.5 or in other major U.S. metros. Luxury zip codes in the San Francisco Bay Area saw a 13.4% average jump in home prices in

Today’s oil price surge and current oil and gas prices outlook: Oil prices are back in sharp focus as markets react to renewed geopolitical stress. The latest rally shows how fragile sentiment remains, even after ceasefire headlines briefly cooled nerves. With Brent crude near $98.6 and WTI hovering around $99.3, oil prices have surged over

The median sale price in the Bay Area metro rose 14% year over year in March, compared with a 1% gain nationwide. That helped San Francisco reclaim its title as the most expensive major metro to buy a home. Nationally, the housing market remained sluggish as high costs and economic uncertainty gave buyers and sellers

Bitcoin held near $70,000 despite oil price briefly trading around $100 a barrel, a move that would once have pushed crypto sharply lower under the usual macro playbook. According to CryptoSlate's data, the flagship digital asset climbed a modest 0.3% over the last 24 hours, reaching as high as $71,337 before retracing to $69,803 as

Global oil prices have surged past the $100-per-barrel mark. Escalating tensions involving Iran and threats to block the strategic Strait of Hormuz are shaking energy markets. It is raising fears of a major supply disruption. This spike shows growing concern that one of the world’s most critical oil transit routes could be severely restricted or

A coalition of OPEC, Russia and allied oil-producing nations agreed Sunday to boost output by a larger-than-expected amount in a move that could help offset any shortfall from Iran amid this weekend's strikes.Why it matters: The OPEC+ boost of 206,000 barrels per day is an early sign of how producers and companies will respond to