Gold reaches new high
The price for the yellow metal has crossed the level at $1,341.
Crude posts moderate revenues in Asia
On Tuesday, oil leapt a bit in Asia, with turmoil in the Middle East as well as top exporter Saudi Arabia in focus, not to mention weekly American estimates of inventories.
In New York, December delivery crude futures sagged 0.23% being worth $57.22 a barrel. Meanwhile, in London, Brent futures leapt 0.06% showing an outcome of $64.11 a barrel.
The American Petroleum Institute is expected to publish its weekly estimates on crude as well as refined product stocks in America, with a 2.8 million barrels sag in crude observed, a 2.100 million barrels tumble in distillates and also a 2.176 million barrels dive in gasoline inventories expected.
By the way, on Wednesday, the Energy Information Administration will unveil official data.
Overnight, crude prices managed to settle higher amid rising political uncertainty in the Middle East after Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made use of an anti-corruption crackdown for the purpose of consolidating his power.
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