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 Rises on U.S Rate Cut Bets
Gold rose above $5,060 per ounce on Wednesday, hovering near an almost two-week high, supported by expectations of a more…
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Silver Rises on Haven Demand
Silver climbed nearly 2% above $82 per ounce on Wednesday, recovering losses from the previous session as disappointing US economic…
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Copper Steadies as Lunar New Year Nears
Copper futures held above $5.90 per pound on Wednesday, maintaining recent gains despite expectations of weaker near-term demand as economic…
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Iron Ore Stabilizes on Policy Support Hopes
Iron ore futures steadied above CNY 760 per ton after sliding to multi-week lows in recent sessions, as markets drew…
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Commodity Talk – Oil, NATGAS, Silver and SOYBEAN
Oil Oil prices remain elevated, even as the risk associated with US intervention in Iran has diminished. Concurrently, the United…
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Gold sticks to modest losses; holds above $5,000
Gold struggles to build on its gains registered over the past two days amid mixed fundamental cues. The risk-on mood…
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XAG/USD falls to near $81.50 on profit booking
Silver price falls over 2.5% as traders lock in profits. The safe-haven metal may rebound amid persistent US–Iran geopolitical tensions.…
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Palladium Retreats on Profit-Taking
Palladium futures fell to around $1,700 per ounce, retreating from recent highs as investors locked in profits following strong gains,…
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Copper Slips as China Demand Softens
Copper futures fell to around $5.9 per pound on Tuesday, pausing a two-day rebound amid signs of slowing demand in…
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Gold sticks to gains above $5,000 as China’s buying and Fed rate-cut bets drive demand
Gold scales higher for the second straight day and draws support from a combination of factors. China’s gold buying, dovish…
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