"Gold and Silver Storm in the Commodity Market of 2025"

The commodity market experienced intense volatility during the nine-month period leading up to 2025, drawing attention with the rise in precious metals. With the U.S. Federal Reserve entering a rate-cutting phase, investors began to increase their purchases of gold and silver. In particular, the increase in the value of gold attracted the attention of many analysts, while silver also recorded significant gains during this process.

Gold reached historic record levels, re-emerging as a safe haven for investors, while central banks also started to allocate space for precious metals in their portfolios. This situation led to a surge in prices not only for gold but also for other precious metals like silver. By 2025, the rise of gold and silver is supported by increasing geopolitical risks and rising inflation expectations.

On the other hand, a decline in prices has been observed in the group of oil and agricultural products within the commodity market. The decrease in oil prices can be associated with global demand issues and production increases. This drop has caused uncertainties in the energy market and directed many investors towards alternative investment instruments.

Another noteworthy factor in the overall outlook of the commodity market is the increase in global geopolitical risks. Unrest in specific regions and trade wars have heightened investors' search for safe havens, further boosting demand for precious metals. Analysts predict that these dynamics will continue to influence commodity prices in the coming months.

As a result, 2025 is highlighted by the rise of precious metals, while the decline in oil and agricultural products may redirect investors' attention to different areas. These changes in the commodity market present opportunities to reassess investment strategies.