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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Copper Rises on Weaker Dollar
Copper futures climbed above $5.9 per pound on Monday, snapping a two-day decline as the dollar weakened on concerns over…
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Silver Hits Fresh Record on Tariff Concerns
Silver jumped more than 4% toward $94 per ounce on Monday, hitting a new record high after US President Donald…
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Palladium Retreats on Tariff Delay and Iran Tensions
Palladium futures slipped below $1,800 an ounce, retreating from $1,950 on January 12, as short-term supply chain concerns and risk-off…
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Silver Plumets 1.5%, Up-trend at Risk?
Silver (SILVER) is down more than 1.5% today after a massive rally that has delivered gains of over 100% from the…
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Gold steadies near $4,600 due to risk-on mood, Fed caution bets
Gold remains subdued amid fading safe-haven demand. Trump signaled delayed military action after Iran’s pledge, and allies urged restraint on…
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XAG/USD falls to near $91.00 due to risk-on sentiment
Silver price weakens as safe-haven demand fades amid easing geopolitical risks. President Trump said he stepped back from military threats…
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Copper Drops as China Curbs HF Trading
Copper futures fell to around $5.90 per pound on Friday, marking a second consecutive session of losses after China announced…
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Zinc Retreats as China Cracks Down on HFT
Zinc futures fell 1% to around $3,280 per tonne on January 16, retreating from a near three-year high reached on…
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Iron Ore Pressured by Soft Demand
Iron ore futures held below CNY 820 per ton and were set to end the week lower, pressured by signs…
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