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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Gold Gains Amid Fed Rate Cut Hopes
Gold prices rose to around $4,140 per ounce on Tuesday, building on gains from the previous session as expectations for…
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Silver Climbs on Dovish Fed Signals
Silver rose above $51 per ounce on Tuesday, hitting an over one-week high as dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials…
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Gold Extends Decline
Gold prices fell to around $4,040 per ounce on Monday, extending Friday’s decline, as investors awaited more US economic data…
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Silver Steadies on Fed Rate Cut Bets
Silver stabilized around $50 per ounce on Monday, halting a recent slide as dovish comments from a senior US Federal…
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Silver Falls on Fed Rate Hold Bets
Silver slipped below $50 per ounce on Friday, falling for a second consecutive session amid expectations that the US Federal…
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Gold remains depressed as reduced Fed rate cut bets offset weaker risk tone
Gold remains on the defensive as mostly upbeat US NFP report tempers Fed rate cut bets. US economic concerns cap…
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Zinc Drops from 11-Month High
Zinc futures were at $3,000 per tonne in November, pulling back from the eleven-month high of $3,100 from the start…
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Gold remains on the defensive below $4,100 amid sustained USD buying, ahead of US NFP
Gold drifts lower on Thursday as reduced Fed rate cut bets continue to boost the USD. The risk-on impulse also…
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Iron Ore Slips on Weak Fundamentals
Iron ore futures slipped below CNY 790 per ton, pulling back from over two week highs as concerns about excess…
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China’s Rare Earth Exports to US Jump in October
China’s rare earth magnet exports to the US surged 56.1% from a month earlier to 656 tons in October 2025,…
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