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Shanghai Gold Exchange's gold T+D rose 0.59% to 946.69 yuan/gram and silver T+D rose 0.81% to 15,678.0 yuan/kg at the open of the Aug. 11 (Tuesday) evening session.

Monday, WTI and Brent rose in the U.S. session as uncertainty over a full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and sustained regional tensions supported prices. Iran reiterated conditions for a full reopening — end the U.S. maritime blockade, withdraw U.S. naval and air forces from Iran's vicinity, pay compensation for recent losses, lift sanctions and unfreeze Iranian assets unconditionally — steps that reduce the likelihood of a rapid resumption of normal shipping and help maintain a WTI risk premium. Talks with Oman on a secure shipping corridor through the Strait appear to be advancing, but failure to agree on full reopening keeps investors cautious about prolonged supply disruption. Separately, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed a drone attack on a Saudi Aramco refinery, adding to concerns over regional oil-supply security.