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 declines as inflation-driven USD strength outweighs geopolitical risks
Gold kicks off the new week on a weaker note as inflation concerns continue to boost the USD. The risk…
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Platinum Pressured Near 2-Week Lows
Platinum futures traded below $2,100 an ounce, hovering more than two-week lows, pressured by a broader retreat across precious metals.…
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Copper Falls as Iran War Hits Markets
Copper futures dropped below $5.7 per pound on Monday, hitting multi-week lows amid fears that the conflict in the Middle…
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Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD range-bound as RSI holds near 50 and MACD flattens
Silver rebounds as softer US NFP weighs on the US Dollar and Treasury yields. US-Iran conflict keeps geopolitical risk elevated…
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XAG/USD jumps above $84.00 on safe-haven demand, US NFP data looms
Silver rises to near $84.25 in Friday’s early European session, up 2.80% on the day. Rising geopolitical tensions in the…
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Copper Heads for Weekly Drop
Copper futures climbed back above $5.8 per pound on Friday as the broader metals complex rebounded, but were still poised…
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Iron Ore Hits 1-Month High
Iron ore futures climbed toward CNY 770 per ton, reaching a one-month high as China renewed its commitment to support…
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Gold Slips on Stronger Dollar and Delayed Fed Cut Bets
Gold erased early gains to trade slightly lower at around $5,115 per ounce on Thursday, as a stronger US dollar…
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Gold climbs on safe-haven demand as Iran conflict escalates
Gold climbs on safe-haven demand amid the ongoing Iran war. The Iran conflict enters day six, with US-Israeli strikes and…
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