OKX and Intercontinental Exchange announced plans to launch perpetual futures contracts based on ICE’s Brent Crude and WTI Crude oil benchmarks on OKX’s trading platform. The new products are expected to be available in jurisdictions where OKX is licensed to offer perpetual futures trading.

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Gold is holding a critical support zone as downside pressure builds. A pivot here could trigger a much larger move.

Bullish (NYSE: BLSH) has rolled out a new WTI perpetual futures contract designed to address critical shortcomings now being exposed by ongoing global oil supply challenges with the escalating US-Iran conflict. The recent launch from Bullish comes as the energy sector grapples with unprecedented volatility stemming from prolonged disruptions in key shipping routes. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for global oil transport, has faced extended interruptions now entering its eleventh week. International Energy

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OKX and ICE plan to launch Brent and WTI perpetual futures, bringing major oil benchmarks to OKX’s regulated digital trading platform.

The oil price conversation rumbles on with the Iran-US drama continuing into June, with WTI sitting just below $100, at $97

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With higher energy prices one of the key potential risks to global markets, we believe broad commodities remain a useful portfolio diversifier. Oil prices could yet rise substantially if supply remains constrained while inventories are drawn down. With gold prices still down 14% since the start of the Middle East conflict, we see an opportunity for investors to build exposure, with central bank demand and concerns over rising global debt levels providing support. Meanwhile, industrial metals offer exposure to themes such as electrification and the energy transition, and energy can be an important hedge against inflation and potential renewed supply disruptions. We recommend an allocation to broad commodities, with a focus on active management.

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