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 as Risk Appetite Improves
Copper futures climbed back above $5 per pound on Monday, rebounding from a one-week low as risk sentiment improved amid…
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Gold Gains, US-China Talks in Focus
Gold prices rose to $4,260 per ounce on Monday after a sharp decline on Friday, with investors closely monitoring upcoming…
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China’s Rare Earth Exports Drop 6.1% MoM in September
China’s rare earth magnet exports fell 6.1% month-on-month to 5,774 metric tons in September 2025, ending three months of gains…
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Chilean Copper producer raises premium due to supply shortage – Commerzbank
According to reports, Chile’s largest Copper mine producer plans to significantly increase its premium for key European customers, Commerzbank’s Head…
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XAG/USD remains close to $54.50 near record highs
Silver price maintains its position near an all-time high of $54.86, reached on Thursday. The precious Silver metal receives support…
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Gold prolongs record-setting run amid amid economic risks, Fed rate cut bets
Gold continues to attract safe-haven flows amid trade uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Fed rate cut bets and the US government…
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Gold Poised for Its Strongest Week in 5 Years
Gold climbed to around $4,360 per ounce on Friday, climbing back toward the fresh record it set earlier and on…
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Silver Set for Strong Weekly Advance
Silver hovered all-time highs above $54 per ounce on Friday and was poised to gain about 8% for the week,…
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Gold Scales Fresh Record
Gold prices rose above $4,230 per ounce on Thursday, continuing its rally to a new record, driven by safe-haven demand…
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Copper Holds Steady as Supply Risks Persist
Copper futures steadied around $4.93 per pound on Thursday, pausing a two-day decline as plunging treatment and refining charges threatened…
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