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Core Viewpoint - The Greenland crisis has seen a reversal, with President Trump announcing a framework agreement with NATO regarding Greenland's future, which has led to a slight increase in oil prices and a pullback in gold prices after reaching a historical high [1][10]. Oil Market - Oil prices experienced a slight increase, with WTI crude rising by less than 1% to below $61 per barrel, influenced by Trump's announcement about Greenland and a rise in stock markets and the dollar [2][11]. - Concerns over potential military action against Iran have added geopolitical risk premiums to oil prices, with Trump pressuring aides for decisive military options regarding Iran [2][11]. - The International Energy Agency has raised its forecast for global oil demand growth by 2026, slightly reducing the expected supply surplus, which has provided some support to the market [2][11]. Precious Metals - The easing of the Greenland crisis has cooled the record rally in gold prices, with silver prices also declining [6][15]. - Gold prices retreated after reaching a historical high of $4,888.42 per ounce, with current prices at $4,790.13 per ounce, reflecting a 0.6% increase [7][16]. - Silver prices fell by 3.3%, while platinum briefly surpassed $2,530 per ounce before reversing to a 0.9% decline [7][16]. Base Metals - Copper prices in London rose, supported by Goldman Sachs' prediction that the trend of copper flowing into the U.S. market will continue, which is a significant driver for copper price increases [8][17]. - As of the close in London, LME copper increased by 0.4% to $12,810 per ton, while other base metals showed mixed performance [9][19].