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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Copper Pressured by Supply Concerns
Copper held below $5.85 per pound on Thursday after losing nearly 4% in the previous session, weighed down rising supplies…
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Metals – XAU/USD Surges 2.5%
Gold is performing exceptionally well today, up nearly 3% and continuing its climb toward record levels. Prices recently posted their…
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Metals – Gold.XAU rallies further beyond $5,050 amid flight to safety, dovish Fed expectations
Gold scales higher for the second straight day as renewed US-Iran tensions boost safe-haven demand. Fed rate cut bets keep…
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Iron Ore Pressured by Weak Demand
Iron ore futures fell toward CNY 780 per ton on Wednesday, hovering near a six-week low as signs of softening…
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Copper Slips on Rising Inventories
Copper fell about 1% to $6 per pound on Wednesday, trimming gains from the previous session amid rising inventories at…
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Gold and Silver Recovery Continues While Equities Sink
The risk recovery is on pause as we move through Tuesday. After signs that a recovery in precious metals could…
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Metals – Gold And Silver Surge, Have The Bulls Returned?
Metal prices have quickly returned to gains after a historic crash, with “dip buyers” stepping back into the market. Gold is…
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Commodity Talk – Oil, NATGAS, Silver and Cocoa
Oil Crude oil prices commenced the week on a downward trajectory, pressured by a broader sell-off in the metals market…
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Stocks Make Record Highs While Gold and Silver Stage a Comeback
The main news this morning is the big recovery in precious metals. Gold is higher by more than 5% so…
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Copper Gains as Metals Selloff Abates
Copper rose above $5.85 per pound on Tuesday, rebounding from a sharp two-day selloff as volatility in the metals market…
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