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 hovers around $87.00 as sentiment improves
Silver may weaken as markets expect the Middle East conflict to have a smaller-than-feared impact on inflation. Market sentiment improved…
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Gold bulls seem hesitance despite Middle East tensions and softer USD; US CPI awaited
Gold benefits from the flight to safety amid a further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. Easing inflation…
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Silver Holds Gains on Mideast Jitters
Silver remained above $88 per ounce on Wednesday after rising for three consecutive sessions, underpinned by concerns that the Middle…
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Copper Firms Up on Chinese Demand
Copper traded just below $5.9 per pound on Wednesday after rising for three straight sessions, supported by opportunistic dip-buying from…
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Gold steadies on softer USD, lower yields and easing inflation fears
Gold trades firm on Tuesday as a softer US Dollar and lower Treasury yields provide support. A sharp pullback in…
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Gold rises as geopolitical risks underpin safe-haven demand; USD strength limits gains
Gold attracts some safe-haven flows on Tuesday amid persistent geopolitical uncertainties. Inflation concerns dim Fed rate cut bets, underpinning USD…
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XAG/USD gains ground near $88.00, but bearish setup suggests further downside
Silver trades on a positive note near $88.00 in Tuesday’s early European session. The broader technical setup favors bearish traders…
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Gold Rebounds
Gold prices rose to around $5,180 per ounce on Tuesday, recouping losses from the previous session, as the US dollar…
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Silver Gains as Dollar Retreats
Silver climbed to around $89 per ounce on Tuesday after briefly dipping below $80 in the previous session, supported by…
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Aluminum Rises Further to 4-Year High
Aluminum futures in the UK rose to $3,890 per tonne in March, the highest in nearly four years, as a…
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