“Post-Ceasefire World 2026: Gold Surges, Oil Plunges, Stocks Rally — 48 Hours That Shake Global Markets” — Article by SO OK TRADING, April 8, 2026

Global Oil Prices, October 9, 2026: Extreme Volatility and Impact on Thailand By SO OK TRADING In October 2026, the global oil market stands at a critical turning point. Crude prices have surged to their highest levels of the year, driven by geopolitical tensions and natural disruptions affecting supply worldwide. Brent Crude briefly broke above $104 per barrel before easing slightly, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded within the range of $90.48 – $91.49 per barrel. This volatility reflects the deep uncertainty in global energy markets, fueled by political, economic, and environmental factors. Key drivers include: Middle East tensions: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Riyadh, alongside tanker strikes in the Hormuz Strait — a route that carries 20% of global oil shipments. President Donald Trump’s statement: Confirming no military action against Iran before the U.S. midterm elections, easing some market panic. Hurricane Isaias: Shutting down Gulf of Mexico oil platforms, halting production of over 1.3 million barrels per day, or 62.9% of regional output. In this article, SO OK TRADING explores: The latest developments in the global oil market Price outlooks from leading financial institutions Scenario analysis for the coming week Direct impacts on Thailand’s economy — from consumers to businesses and government Follow our in-depth analysis and international trade insights to understand how “High Oil Prices Today = Inflation Tomorrow” will shape the future of Thailand’s economy.

“Transforming Thai Crops to Net Zero: From Cassava and Corn to Bioplastics, Packaging, and Future Fuels” Cassava and corn are no longer just food crops — they are becoming the raw materials of the future for compostable packaging, bioplastics, and clean fuels, driving the green economy and supporting Net Zero goals. This article by SO OK TRADING explores in depth:

Copper Surge! April 2026 Global copper prices have skyrocketed to $13,300/ton (+6.4%) in just one week, driven by Middle East conflict – trade policies – and China’s sulfuric acid export restrictions. The global copper market is now in a phase of “strong rally but high volatility.” Investors worldwide are rushing to buy as a hedge against supply shortages. Meanwhile, leading financial institutions — J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Deutsche Bank — forecast that prices could test $14,000/ton if tensions persist.