Metals
Precious metals offer unique inflationary protection. They have intrinsic value, carry no credit risk, and cannot be inflated. That means you can’t print more of them. They also offer genuine upheaval insurance against financial or political/military upheavals.
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Gold extends rally as markets await US PCE and Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech
Gold extends last week’s strong rally and climbs to its highest level since May 15. Traders await US PCE inflation…
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Steel Drops to 4-Week Low
Steel rebar futures fell to around CNY 3,070, retreating from multi-week highs to four-week lows as weak construction activity and…
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Copper Falls as Inventories Ease Supply Concerns
Copper futures fell to around $6.55 per pound on Monday, retreating from recent gains as a sharp build-up in exchange…
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Iron Ore Weakens Despite China Stimulus
Iron ore futures hovered around CNY 710 per ton, with underlying demand concerns persisting despite fresh Chinese stimulus signals. China’s…
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Gold gains momentum above $4,600 on US Treasury buyback plans
Gold price edges higher to near $4,625 in Monday’s early Asian session. Bessent said he may increase the government’s repurchases…
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XAG/USD holds bullish below $70.00/two-month high set on Friday
Silver kicks off the new week on a subdued note and oscillates in a range below a two-month high. Last…
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Gold Advances to Over 3-Month High
Gold climbed to over $4,600 an ounce on Friday, its highest level since mid-May, and extended weekly gains to around…
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Silver tests $70 and breaks key resistance
Key takeaways Silver tests $70: The price has risen by over 20% in a month, breaking key technical resistances. Main…
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Copper Rises as Supply Concerns Persist
Copper futures climbed above $6.5 per pound on Friday, recovering losses from earlier in the week as tight physical supply…
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Platinum Hits 11-Week High
Platinum futures climbed above $1,870 an ounce, hitting an eleven-week high, as a weaker US dollar and renewed demand for…
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