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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Metals – Gold Surges 2% With an Eye on $5,300 Amid Weak Dollar
Gold is up nearly 2% today and is testing levels close to USD 5,300 per ounce, lifting sentiment across the…
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Aluminum Hits Near 4-Year High
Aluminum futures in the UK jumped above $3,280 per tonne, hitting its highest level since April 2022, driven by tightening…
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The Current Price of Gold: Implications of Hitting $6,000 an Ounce
Understanding the Current Gold Price (XAU/USD) The current price of gold, denoted as XAU/USD, plays a crucial role in the…
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Iron Ore Hits 1-Month Low
Iron ore futures slid to around CNY 785 per ton, touching a one month low as inventories at Chinese ports…
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Gold.XAU extends rally further beyond $5,200; fresh all-time highs and counting ahead of Fed
Gold continues scaling new all-time peaks for the eighth consecutive day on Wednesday. Sustained safe-haven buying and Fed rate cut…
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Copper Gains as Dollar Weakens
Copper futures rose 2% to around $5.98 per pound on Wednesday, reversing losses from the previous session as a sharp…
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Silver Extends Rally as Dollar Sinks
Silver rose to around $115 per ounce on Wednesday, marching toward fresh record highs as investors flocked to safe-haven metals…
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Silver Jumps 8% New Records Ahead?
After last night’s sharp drop, silver quickly erased the losses and is regaining momentum, making another attempt to set a…
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Tin Pulls Back from Record High
Tin futures in the UK fell to $54,200 per tonne from the record high of $56,800 on January 26th after…
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Uranium Rises to 20-Month High
Uranium futures in the US rose to $89 per pound in January, the highest in 20 months, on bets of…
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