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  • Oil erases gains, WTI off 9-month highs

    Oil gave up earlier gains on Monday. WTI had advanced earlier on speculation that the Syrian conflict might expand into the rest of the Middle East region, although crude prices later eased off highs.


  • Gold bears prevail ahead of Fed meeting

    Gold futures were trading lower on Monday, holding earlier losses, as investors appeared cautious ahead of Wednesday's policy decision from the Federal Reserve which may provide hints about the plans for its bond-buying program.


  • Oil off 9-month high, flat in late trading session

    Crude oil gains have been capped by soft global demand on Monday. WTI advanced on speculation that the Syrian conflict might expand into the rest of the Middle East region, although crude prices later eased off highs.


  • Gold holds losses amid Fed uncertainty

    Gold futures were trading lower on Monday, holding earlier losses, as investors appeared cautious ahead of Wednesday's policy decision from the Federal Reserve which may provide hints about the plans for its bond-buying program.


  • Copper flat ahead of FOMC, demand to stall

    Futures of copper were trading little higher on Monday afternoon ahead of the Fed's monetary policy decision, while the demand is not expected to grow vis-a-vis the manufacturing activity in the US and China.


  • Crude oil higher on supply concerns amid Syrian conflict

    Unrest over the Syrian conflict has pushed oil prices higher on Monday, due to speculation that the civil war might expand into the rest of the Middle East region. However, gains have been capped by weak global demand.


  • Gold trades lower on Fed uncertainty

    Gold futures were trading lower on Monday, as investors appeared cautious ahead of Wednesday's policy decision from the Federal Reserve which may provide hints about the plans for its bond-buying program.


  • WTI crude oil at four-month high

    West Texas Intermediate (WTI) hit a four-month high on Monday, as tensions in Syria heightened after the US approved the arming of Syrian rebels.


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