GOLD

Most surges in sentiment towards precious metals tends to see the Gold/Silver Ratio peak.

Oil prices rally after Opec extends production cuts and inventory level defying analysts' expectations.

Crude prices rally after Opec secretary general reassures market on high level of adherence to its pledged production cuts.

Oil market continues to weigh the upside pull of Opec cuts against the downside drag of higher US crude production.

Lack of obvious market drivers and mixed dollar trading ensured flat trading in major commodities contracts.

Weaker dollar and safe-haven bets ensured uptick in precious metals despite Federal Reserve Chairwoman remarks.

Official US crude inventory data did not prove to be quite as alarming as some had feared.

Crude prices recovered after Saudi Arabia said it reduced its crude production by the most in over eight years.

Latest US and Canadian rig count data points to rising North American production in the face of Opec cuts.

Opec's production data is not due until 13 February, but IEA said cartel had achieved 90% of production cut target.

Higher drawdown of US inventories sends Brent, WTI futures on recovery run.

Oil falls for third successive session but gold rally extends further into positive territory.

Oil futures fell to a three-week low with rig data pointing to a revival in the fortunes of shale explorers.

Trump White House, Brexit jitters and European election fears continue prop up gold demand.

Lower operating cash costs and higher gold price fill the coffer of Africa-focussed blue chip mining company.

Trump's sanctions on Iran send oil futures higher, while gold demand is at three-year high.

Election of Donald Trump, Brexit and Italian referendum were among the drivers of gold demand.

Oil futures headed lower but remained within recent range, while gold and silver headed higher on a weaker dollar.

US inventories rose for another week but oil benchmarks remained on positive turf.

Precious metals rise led by gold and oil futures return to positive turf.

Gold futures up 0.5% as crude oil benchmark slide with US drilling in the ascendancy.

Stronger dollar hit gold while crude oil headed lower on fears of higher US production.

Comments from Opec and Russia send crude oil higher while gold tanks on a stronger dollar.

Precious metals take beating after equity markets rally as Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs above 20,000 points.

Oil heads higher as Donald Trump boosts confidence in US crude market while precious metals see mixed session.

US President's 'America First' line at his inauguration extended gains in the precious metals market.

Crude futures jump following a drop in inventories at the US hub of Cushing, Oklahoma.

Precious metals market was dragged lower by gold with the dollar gaining ground against major currency crosses.

Precious metals stayed in positive territory but oil futures headed lower as traders factored in higher US output.