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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Steel Pressured by Weak Demand
Steel rebar futures held below CNY 3,030 per ton on Monday, hovering near their lowest level in over three months…
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Silver Extends Losses on Profit-Taking
Silver fell to around $51.7 per ounce on Monday, extending a sharp decline from the previous session as investors locked…
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Iron Ore Slips on Weak China Data
Iron ore futures traded around CNY 770 per ton on Monday, hovering near two-month lows as weak economic data from…
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XAG/USD stabilizes above $52 after healthy correction
Silver price bounces back to near $52.30 after a sharp corrective move on Friday. Easing US-China trade tensions diminishes demand…
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Gold stalls Friday’s pullback from record peak on trade tensions, Fed rate cut bets
Gold attracts some dip-buying on Monday amid a combination of supporting factors. Trade uncertainties and geopolitical tensions act as a…
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Copper Rises as Risk Appetite Improves
Copper futures climbed back above $5 per pound on Monday, rebounding from a one-week low as risk sentiment improved amid…
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Gold Gains, US-China Talks in Focus
Gold prices rose to $4,260 per ounce on Monday after a sharp decline on Friday, with investors closely monitoring upcoming…
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China’s Rare Earth Exports Drop 6.1% MoM in September
China’s rare earth magnet exports fell 6.1% month-on-month to 5,774 metric tons in September 2025, ending three months of gains…
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Chart of The Day – Gold
Gold is gaining 1.10% today and breaking above $3,800 per ounce. December futures are also rising to $3,840. The main reason…
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China Scales Back Metals Expansion to Curb Overcapacity
China has lowered its annual output growth target for key non-ferrous metals in 2025–26, signaling a policy pivot from rapid…
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