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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Aluminum Extends Decline
Aluminum futures in the UK fell to around $3,270 per tonne, retreating further from a seven-week high, after Emirates Global…
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Gold weakens further below $4,400 as USD sticks to gains amid Fed bets, Iran tensions
Gold struggles to capitalize on Asian session gains to the highest level since June 5. Inflation fears stemming from volatile…
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Copper Slips as China Demand Slows
Copper futures fell below $6.55 per pound on Thursday, reaching an over one-week low as elevated prices weakened demand and…
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Gold gains 1.5%
Precious metals rise following U.S. CPI data Gold prices are up more than 1.5% and remain close to their highest…
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Steel Rebounds from 1-Year Low
Steel rebar futures in China rose above CNY 3,000 per tonne, rebounding from the one-year low of CNY 2,085 on…
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Palladium Holds Near 2-Month High
Palladium futures climbed toward $1,370 per ounce, remaining near more than two-month highs as reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve…
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XAU has seen the fastest gains since the start of the year
Gold is once again attracting investors’ attention, reaching its highest levels in 10 weeks ahead of today’s key US inflation…
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XAG/USD rises to near $65.40 with US inflation in focus
Silver price rises to near $65.40 ahead of the US CPI data for July. The US headline and core CPI…
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Commodity wrap – Oil, Gold, Natgas, Emiss
Oil: Crude oil, after declines at the beginning of last week, returned to strong gains in the face of huge…
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Aluminum Rises to Near 2-Month High
Aluminum futures in the UK rose to $3,380 per tonne in August, the highest in nearly two months, on declining…
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