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 Drops on Weak China Demand
Steel rebar futures fell to around CNY 3,080 per ton on Tuesday, pulling back from near four-week highs as China’s…
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Gold consolidates near record high; bulls turn caution ahead of Fed’s Powell
Gold draws support from a combination of factors and touches a fresh all-time high on Tuesday. The Fed’s dovish outlook…
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Copper Steadies Amid Supply Concerns
Copper futures held near $4.56 per pound on Monday after slipping slightly last week, supported by expectations of tighter supply.…
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Iron Ore Holds Steady on Rising Steel Output
Iron ore futures hovered around CNY 807 per ton on Monday, staying near two-month highs as Chinese steel production picked…
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Gold eyes record high amid Fed’s dovish stance and geopolitical risks
Gold continues to draw support from the Fed’s dovish signal and rising geopolitical tensions. The USD prolongs its recovery from…
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Silver Hits Fresh 14-Year High
Silver rose to around $43.5 per ounce on Monday, reaching a fresh 14-year high as expectations of further US Federal…
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Beijing Targets Excess Steel Output in New Crackdown
China will “strictly” curb new steel production capacity, state broadcaster CCTV reported Monday, as the country moves to tackle overcapacity…
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Congo Ends Cobalt Export Ban, Sets Annual Quotas
The Democratic Republic of Congo will lift its cobalt export ban on October 16 and replace it with annual quotas…
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Gold Near Record Highs
Gold prices edged up to around $3,690 per ounce on Monday, hovering near record levels, as investors looked ahead to…
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Gold Extends Losses for 2nd Week
Gold fell over 1.5% to below $3,270 per ounce on Friday, heading for a 3% weekly decline, its second straight…
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