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 rises to near $74.50 within overbought zone
Silver price may rise toward the upper ascending channel boundary around $79.30. The 14-day Relative Strength Index stands at 70.51,…
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Silver Rises Over 1% After Sharp Pullback
Silver rose by over 1% to $73 per ounce on Tuesday, following an 8% slump in the previous session, which…
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Gold Rises After Sharp Selloff
Gold prices rose above $4,370 per ounce on Tuesday after plunging more than 4% in the previous session due to…
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Silver And Gold Hit By Selling Pressure as Stocks Retreat
The final trading week of 2025 has begun, and so far, there’s not a Santa rally in sight. European stock…
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Silver sheds nearly 4% as exchanges hike margin requirements
Robust fundamental drivers The silver market is primarily defined by a chronic structural deficit, fueled by a sharp recovery in…
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Chart of The Day – Platinum
Platinum Slides 5% After Hitting All-Time High at $2,472 Amid Broad Precious Metals Sell-Off. After breaking the all-time high at…
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Trade of The Day – Silver XAG/USD
Facts: China announced that starting January 1, refined silver exports will require export licenses, covering around 121 million ounces of…
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Gold drifts lower as traders take profits after record high
Gold price edges lower in Monday’s early European session. Gold bulls take a breather after surging past the all-time high…
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Gold Hovers Near Record High
Gold dipped to around $4,500 per ounce on Monday but remained near its record high, supported by geopolitical uncertainty and…
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Palladium Slips Nearly 6%
Palladium futures slipped nearly 5% to around $1,890 an ounce, likely due to profit-taking after an end-of-year rally that pushed…
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