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Possible cease fire may lead to declining oil and rising gold, Willem Middelkoop discusses

Possible cease fire may lead to declining oil and rising gold, Willem Middelkoop discusses
Cease fire impact on oil and gold

Willem Middelkoop, founder, investor, commodity fund manager at Commodity Discovery Fund, discussed with Dubai business TV channel Asharq the potential market impact of a possible cease fire deal.

He expects oil prices to decline and gold prices to rise if a deal is reached. Middelkoop also addressed the increasing influence of BRICS and the relative decline of the U.S. in global markets.

Middelkoop recently reported that U.S. consumer sentiment has reached a record low, marking a notable development for the American economy. In a separate update, he noted the acquisition of Filo Mining by BHP and Lundin Mining for over $4 billion in 2024. These observations follow his ongoing coverage of shifts in major markets.

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