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 drops sharply following strong NFP
Highest employment growth since March renews expectations for a Fed rate hike in September The price of gold dropped by…
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Iron Ore Set for Second Weekly Gain
Iron ore futures climbed toward CNY 730 per ton and were on track for a second consecutive weekly gain, supported…
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XAU/USD consolidates below $4,500 as bulls look to US NFP for Fed rate cues
Gold bulls turn cautious as the USD recovers slightly ahead of the crucial US NFP report. Energy-driven inflation fears underpin…
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XAG/USD trades below $67.00 amid mixed setup as US NFP looms
Silver struggles to capitalize on its gains registered over the past two days. A bearish USD could support the commodity…
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Platinum Trades Above $1,800
Platinum futures traded above $1,800 an ounce after climbing from a two-week low, as a weaker US dollar boosted demand…
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Copper Holds Gains as Supply Risks Persist
Copper futures traded around $6.57 per pound on Friday, holding recent gains as ongoing supply-side challenges continued to support prices.…
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Gold Price – XAU/USD recovery, likely to be challenged around $4,470
XAU/USD reaches session highs at $4,440 after bouncing from $4,380 on Wednesday. US Dollar gives away gains as ADP jobs…
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XAG/USD struggles to extend upside above $66.25, NFP data awaited
Silver price faces resistance near $66.25 in the countdown to the US NFP data. The Fed is expected to raise…
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Iron Ore Falls on Strong Supply Outlook
Iron ore futures fell toward CNY 710 per ton in early September, retreating from one-month highs on expectations of strong…
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Steel Pulls Back on Demand Uncertainty
Steel rebar futures fell to around CNY 3,100 per ton in early September, pulling back from multi-month highs as surging…
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