Global Markets in the Last 24 Hours: Brent Oil Reaches $115.81, Bitcoin Drops to $79,818

In the past 24 hours, caution ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting and diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East have impacted global markets. The U.S. interest rate is expected to remain unchanged at around 3.9% during the current meeting, but higher-than-expected inflation and rising energy costs have reinforced the likelihood of continued tight monetary policy in the coming months. Regional negotiations have alleviated some concerns about oil supply disruptions, but falling oil exports from the Gulf and attacks on Saudi Arabia continue to support prices. In the commodities market, Brent oil fell by 0.78% to $115.81, and global gold prices decreased by 0.20% to $4,010. In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin dropped by 0.30% to $79,818, struggling to maintain the $80,000 threshold. In Iran, 18-karat gold rose by 1.86% to 26,423,620 tomans. The Federal Reserve's decision, PCE inflation data, and developments in energy transit routes are among the key short-term drivers for the markets.

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