International commodity markets remained active on 22 May 2026 as precious metals and energy prices continued to trade at elevated levels. Gold prices were recorded at $4,523 per ounce, reflecting continued investor demand for safe-haven assets amid global economic uncertainty.

Silver also maintained its upward momentum, trading at $76.40 per ounce as industrial demand and investor interest supported the precious metal market.

In currency trading, the interbank exchange rate stood at 278.45 against the US dollar, while crude oil prices climbed to $105.00 per barrel due to ongoing supply concerns and strong global energy demand.

Meanwhile, the stock market remained relatively stable, with the live index recorded at 168,527 points, showing a modest gain of 12 points during trading activity.

These rates are indicative and may vary depending on international market movements and local trading conditions.