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 Pressured Ahead of US-Iran Talks
Copper futures slipped below $6 per pound on Tuesday, remaining under pressure as investors stayed cautious ahead of further US-Iran…
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Gold slides back closer to $4,800 as USD edges higher ahead of US-Iran peace talks
Gold meets with a fresh supply during the Asian session, though the downside seems limited. Inflation fears support US bond…
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Platinum Eases from 4-Week High
Platinum futures dropped more than 2% to below $2,100 an ounce, easing from a four-week high hit on April 17…
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Iron Ore Climbs to Over One-Week High
Iron ore futures rose above CNY 780 per ton, reaching their highest level in more than a week amid signs…
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Aluminum Extends Decline
Aluminum futures in the UK fell toward $3,530 per tonne, extending their retreat from an over four-year high despite renewed…
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XAG/USD holds below $80 as hopes of US-Iran peace wane
Silver consolidates below $80 after peaking at one-month highs above $83 on Friday. precious metals trim gains as investors pare…
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Gold bulls seem reluctant near $4,800 as inflation concerns counter retreating USD
Gold attracts some dip-buyers following a bearish gap opening, though it lacks follow-through. Renewed US-Iran tensions provided a modest lift…
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XAG/USD declines to near $79.30 as Iran closes Hormuz again
Silver price declines to near $79.30 on the re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran closes Hormuz again in retaliation…
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Three Markets To Watch
Investors across all markets are hopeful that the ceasefire between the USA and Iran will prove durable and finally allow…
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