S&P/ASX 2009,115.2-0.80%All Ordinaries9,313.2-0.73%S&P 5007,785.76-0.17%Nasdaq26,729.16-0.28%AUD/USD0.7086+0.38%RBA cash rate4.350.00%Gold4,428.80+0.19%Brent crude88.49+1.63%

Commodities

Gold bull market resumes despite elevated crude prices

Gold's renewed strength alongside high crude oil prices provides positive revenue momentum for ASX gold producers, though investors should monitor diesel cost inflation across mining operations.

What happened

Bullion and ASX-listed gold stocks have rallied strongly alongside rising crude oil prices, breaking from their previous inverse relationship. Earlier in the year, rising crude pushed inflation expectations higher, triggering higher bond yields that drove gold down 30 per cent by late June. Recent Middle East tensions have lifted both commodities simultaneously.

Why it matters here

Australian resource investors are seeing a regime shift where gold is maintaining safe-haven demand even as energy costs remain elevated. Stronger realized gold prices benefit ASX producers, though sustained high crude oil prices threaten to increase diesel input costs for mining operators across key basins.

What to watch

Underlying crude oil price movements and quarterly cash cost reporting from major domestic gold miners.

Source

marketindex.com.au

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