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 Tests 2-Month Highs
Gold rose nearly 1% to above $5,220 per ounce on Friday, testing 2-month highs as investors weighed aggressive US trade…
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Gold and Silver rise as US reportedly tells embassy staff in Israel to leave now
Citing an email from the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, NBC News reported that the diplomat has advised nonessential…
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Has The Gold Bull Run Returned?
Despite the strength of the US dollar, gold is holding near $5,200 per ounce, which means the pullback from the…
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Platinum Trades at 1-Month High
Platinum futures traded above $2,300 an ounce, touching their highest level in four weeks, as ongoing trade and geopolitical tensions…
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Gold sticks to positive bias amid softer USD, safe-haven buying ahead of US-Iran talks
Gold trades with a positive bias for the second straight day amid a combination of supporting factors. Trade uncertainties and…
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Silver Holds Gains
Silver remained above $89 per ounce on Thursday, staying near its highest levels in a month as US tariff uncertainties…
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Commodity Talk – Gold, Natgas, Silver and Cocoa
Gold: Gold is gaining fresh momentum as uncertainty spikes following the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down President Trump’s tariffs…
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Silver.XAG – Trade of The Day
Facts: SILVER broke above the 1:1 structure The commodity is trading above the key horizontal resistance at 84.62 Recommendation: Trade: Long…
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Iron Ore Holds Decline as China Trading Resumes
Iron ore futures remained below CNY 750 per ton in late February, hovering at seven-month lows as mainland China markets…
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Steel Hits Multi-Month Lows as China Reopens
Steel rebar futures slid below CNY 3,040 per ton in late February, touching their weakest levels since early November as…
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