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 Sets a Lower Tone Ahead of FED Meeting
First Weekly Decline Since August Gold is trading lower at the start of this week. Last week marked the first…
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XAG/USD plummets below $48 on US-China trade deal optimism
Silver price plunges to near $47.80 as US-China trade deal optimism has diminished safe-haven demand. US Secretary Bessent expresses that…
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Gold Drops Amid Progress on US-China Trade Talks
Gold prices fell 1% to around $4,070 per ounce on Monday, extending Friday’s decline, as progress in US–China trade talks…
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Copper Jumps on Easing Trade Tensions
Copper futures climbed above $5.1 per pound on Monday, approaching three-month highs amid hopes that the Trump-Xi meeting this week…
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Silver Falls on US-China Trade Optimism
Silver fell toward $48 per ounce on Monday, extending losses from last week as progress in US-China trade negotiations dampened…
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Platinum price recovers from setback – Commerzbank
The price of Platinum also came under pressure in the wake of the correction in Gold and Silver, Commerzbank’s commodity analyst…
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Gold rebounds after softer US CPI data reinforces Fed cut bets
XAU/USD climbs 0.10% to $4,127 after earlier dip to $4,043. US CPI broadly in line but soft enough to cement…
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Iron Ore Pressured by Rising Inventories
Iron ore futures held below CNY 770 per ton, hovering near the lowest levels in over three months after industry…
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Chart of The Day – Gold
Precious metals extend their deepest correction in months. As of publication time today, gold is down another 1.00% to $4,085, silver falls 1.26% to $48.20, platinum declines 0.55% to $1,609,…
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