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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Silver Rises on Safe-Haven Demand
Silver rose toward $51 per ounce on Wednesday, moving away from one-week lows as a selloff in risk assets, including…
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XAG/USD falls to near $49.50 as Fed rate cut likelihood fades
Silver price declines as Fed rate cut odds decrease following cautious Fedspeak. CME FedWatch Tool suggests pricing in a 43%…
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Gold remains depressed near one-week low; bears await break below $4,000
Gold attracts sellers for the fourth straight day amid reduced December Fed rate cut bets. Economic concerns weigh on the…
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Iron Ore Gains on China Stimulus Hopes, Tighter Supply
Iron ore futures in China rose above CNY 780 per ton, reaching a two week high amid optimism that top…
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Platinum Falls on Hawkish Fed View
Platinum fell to around $1,550 per ounce, hitting a one-week low as traders dialed back expectations for US Federal Reserve…
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Silver Stabilizes After Two-Day Drop
Silver held near $51 per ounce on Monday after a sharp two-day decline, as investors prepared for a wave of…
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Gold Steady as Investors Await Delayed US Data
Gold prices held steady at $4,080 per ounce on Monday, after a two-day decline, as investors braced for a flood…
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Gold Cuts Gains as Data Delays Cloud Fed Outlook
Gold prices pared earlier gains to hover around $4,165 per ounce on Friday, though the metal remained on track for…
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Steel Rebounds to Highest in November
Steel rebar futures in China inched higher to CNY 3,050 per tonne, the highest since the beginning of November amid…
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XAG/USD gains above 52.50 due to rising US data uncertainty
Silver price gained as safe-haven demand improves on US data release uncertainty. Kevin Hassett cautioned that some October data may…
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