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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Silver Set to End Week Flat
Silver rose to around $85 per ounce on Friday after sliding for two straight sessions, but remained on track to…
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Platinum Futures Range-Bound
Platinum futures hovered near $2,100 an ounce, trading in a narrow range and largely unchanged for the week, as a…
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Iron Ore Set for Strong Weekly Gain
Iron ore futures climbed above CNY 810 per ton and were poised to gain more than 5% for the week,…
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Iron Ore Extends Rally on Mideast Disruptions
Iron ore futures climbed above CNY 790 per ton, reaching near two-month highs as the intensifying conflict in the Middle…
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Gold sticks to modest losses as reduced Fed rate cut bets boost U.S bond yields and USD
Gold drifts lower for the second straight day on Thursday, though it lacks follow-through selling. Rising Oil prices revive inflation…
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Silver Drops on Inflation Concerns
Silver declined toward $84 per ounce on Thursday, extending losses from the previous session as inflation concerns dimmed prospects for…
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Copper Declines as Strong Dollar Weighs
Copper futures fell below $5.8 per pound on Thursday, extending losses from the previous session, pressured by a stronger dollar…
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XAG/USD hovers around $87.00 as sentiment improves
Silver may weaken as markets expect the Middle East conflict to have a smaller-than-feared impact on inflation. Market sentiment improved…
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Gold bulls seem hesitance despite Middle East tensions and softer USD; US CPI awaited
Gold benefits from the flight to safety amid a further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. Easing inflation…
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Silver Holds Gains on Mideast Jitters
Silver remained above $88 per ounce on Wednesday after rising for three consecutive sessions, underpinned by concerns that the Middle…
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