Oil prices rose on 22 May amid investor uncertainty surrounding progress in peace negotiations between the US and Iran, although both Brent and US WTI crude were set to conclude the week with declines.

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Gold prices face pressure as rising oil, Fed rate hike bets, and a stronger dollar weigh on XAUUSD and weaken bullish sentiment.

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Crude Oil prices are hovering near 10-day lows, with upside attempts limited below the $98.00 line on Friday, on track to a nearly 4% weekly decline.

Gold (XAU/USD) trades lower for the second consecutive day on Friday, but remains contained within previous ranges, with downside attempts limited above the $4,500 line for now.

Gold and silver moved sideways to lower as investors balanced sticky CPI data against the holding US-Iran truce. Gold confirmed channel breakdown to $4,521 while silver slipped to $75.86. Long-term central bank buying and silver’s industrial shortages keep the bigger picture constructive.

Barclays keeps 2026 Brent forecast at $100 amid inventory deficits and Hormuz risks.

Following are domestic prices of Vietnam’s key commodities.Unit: Million dong FX_IDC:USDVND per tonNOTES: Gold prices are buy/sell prices quoted in million dong per 3.75-gramme ingot during the week by top manufacturer SJC.Prices in the previous week are updatedCoffee export prices (COFFEE/ASIA1)Ri…