Analyst: The commodity market will experience an instinctive surge; the scale and scope of this conflict are quite unexpected.

Jinse Finance reported that Marex analyst Edward Meir stated that he expects to see instinctive surges in most commodity markets, including gold and oil. This is a natural reaction to the outbreak of hostilities, and both the scale and scope of this conflict are quite unexpected. Gold may open up by about $200 per ounce, but then retreat later in the day. The market remains fairly calm in the face of military conflict; ultimately, the only thing investors focus on is whether oil supplies will be disrupted. Therefore, once the initial surge ends, the early gains often fade.