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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Copper Stabilizes on Robust Demand
Copper futures steadied around $5.35 per pound, remaining near multi-month highs as strong demand from China and the US, the…
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Gold Tests Record Highs
Gold rose above $4,320 per ounce on Wednesday, testing levels near all-time highs last seen in October, as investors continued…
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Silver Rallies to Fresh Record High
Silver climbed toward $66 per ounce on Wednesday, reaching new all-time highs as a mixed US jobs report prompted investors…
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Platinum hits $1,800, highest since 2011 – Commerzbank
Platinum and Palladium prices rose sharply this week, driven by record-high Silver and Gold levels and prospects of increased demand from the European…
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Copper Falls on Risk-Off Sentiment
Copper futures dropped below $5.3 per pound on Tuesday, retreating from four-month highs as risk-off sentiment swept through financial markets,…
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Iron Ore Rises on Restocking Prospects
Iron ore futures climbed above CNY 760 per ton, rebounding from five-month lows on expectations that Chinese steel mills will…
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Gold climbs to seven-week highs on Fed rate cut bets, safe-haven demand
Gold attracts some buyers in Monday’s early European session, up 1.0% on the day. Fed rate cut expectations and safe-haven…
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Iron Ore Tumbles on Regulatory Fears
Iron ore futures slid to around CNY 750 per ton, with the key steelmaking raw material touching a five-month low…
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Steel Pressured by Regulatory Concerns
Steel rebar futures remained below CNY 3,060 per ton, hovering near one-month lows after China’s Ministry of Commerce said it…
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Copper Pressured by Weak China Data
Copper futures hovered around $5.3 per pound on Monday after sliding nearly 3% in the previous session, pressured by disappointing…
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