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A mixed picture emerged across global commodity markets. While precious metals and some agricultural products posted declines, movements in the energy sector remained limited.

The price of gold fell 0.82 percent to 4,468.17, while silver lost 2.62 percent and traded at 72.04. Copper prices also declined 1.83 percent to 6.4098.

In energy markets, Brent crude rose 0.19 percent to $95.21 per barrel, while U.S. crude oil (WTI) slipped 0.19 percent to $92.86 per barrel. Natural gas prices declined 0.12 percent, while heating oil edged down 0.01 percent.

Among agricultural commodities, U.S. soybeans fell 0.12 percent and U.S. wheat lost 0.19 percent.

Meanwhile, gasoline futures (RBOB) gained 0.37 percent, outperforming other energy commodities. Overall, commodity markets were characterized by selling pressure, though price movements remained relatively limited.