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 Set for Biggest Weekly Drop Since 1983
Gold tumbled 2% to $4,570 per ounce on Friday, on track for its largest weekly decline since 1983, as escalating…
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Silver Crashes 5% as Iran War Sparks Rate Hike Bets
Silver plunged 5% to $69.5 per ounce on Friday, marking a 14% weekly collapse, as the Middle East conflict drove…
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Uranium Erases Year-Start Rally
Uranium futures in the US fell to $85 per pound in March, its lowest in two months, despite the upswing…
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Gold edges higher on safe-haven demand amid Middle East tensions
Gold price edges higher to around $4,705 in Friday’s early European session. Escalating tensions in the Middle East support the…
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Silver Price – XAG/USD holds onto recovery move around $74, outlook remains grim
Silver price bounces back strongly to near $74.00; however, its outlook remains grim. Thursday’s sell-off in the US Dollar offered…
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Gold recovers some lost ground as Middle East tensions boost safe-haven demand
Gold price edges higher to around $4,725 in Friday’s early European session. Escalating tensions in the Middle East support the…
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Copper Heads for Third Weekly Drop
Copper futures rebounded to around $5.5 per pound on Friday after hitting multi-month lows in the previous session, supported by…
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Silver Set for Third Weekly Decline
Silver rose back above $74 per ounce on Friday but was still poised for a third consecutive weekly loss, as…
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Gold Seems to Be Reversing it’s Upward Trend While Oil Maintains Bullish Momentum
Gold prices continue to plummet today, falling by more than 2.5%, with prices dropping to around $4,700 per ounce—the lowest…
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Nickel Futures Hit Over 2-Month Low
Nickel futures slid to around $16,700 per tonne in mid-March, hitting its weakest level in over two months, amid rising…
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