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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XAG/USD struggles around $73.50; vulnerable while below 200-EMA
Silver attracts some follow-through selling and moves further away from the weekly high. The technical setup favors bearish traders and…
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Gold remains depressed as skepticism over US-Iran truce supports USD
Gold trades with a mild negative bias on Thursday, though it lacks follow-through selling. The fragile US-Iran ceasefire supports the…
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GOLD.XAU Surges 2% Amid Weaking USD
Gold is up nearly 2% today, rallying on the back of the Middle East ceasefire to around $4,800, while silver…
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XAG/USD bulls now await acceptance above $77.00/200-EMA on H4
Silver gains strong positive traction and jumps to a fresh weekly top during the Asian session. The intraday move up…
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Zinc Rises to 1-Month High
Zinc futures rose to around $3,340 per tonne, marking their highest level in a month, following an initial US-Iran ceasefire…
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Platinum Rises Above $2,000
Platinum futures climbed above $2,000 an ounce, hitting a three-week high as precious metals broadly advanced after US President Trump…
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Palladium Rises to a Month-High
Palladium futures climbed above $1,500 per ounce, recovering from a sharp sell-off to reach a month-high amid a broader upswing…
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Copper Gains on 2-Week Ceasefire
Copper futures jumped nearly 3% toward $5.7 per pound on Wednesday, hitting a three-week high after Iran agreed to temporarily…
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Gold eases from three-week top, holds near $4,800 as US-Iran ceasefire pressures USD
Gold gains strong traction for the second straight day amid a combination of supporting factors. The US-Iran ceasefire dents the…
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