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.

Iron Ore Rises as Trump Unveils New Tariff Rates

Iron ore futures rose to around CNY 736 per tonne on Tuesday, snapping a two-day losing streak as US President…

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Copper Holds Losses Amid US Tariff Uncertainty

Copper futures held below $5 per pound on Tuesday after falling for three straight sessions, as investors weighed the latest…

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Silver Steady as Markets Digest US Tariff News

Silver prices held firm around $36.80 per ounce on Tuesday, hovering near 13-year highs as markets assessed the latest US…

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Steel Holds Rebound from 9-Month Low

Steel futures in China were at CNY 3,030 per tonne, holding their rebound since trading near nine-month lows around CNY…

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Gold Poised for Weekly Gain

Gold edged up to around $3,330 per ounce on Friday, heading for a weekly advance as concerns over the US…

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Copper Falls on Renewed Demand Concerns

Copper futures slipped toward $5 per pound on Friday, extending losses for a second straight session as renewed demand concerns…

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Gold price edges up as the post-NFP USD rally falters amid US fiscal concerns

Gold price regains positive traction and reverses a part of Thursday’s upbeat NFP-inspired losses. US fiscal concerns weigh on the…

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XAG/USD bulls seem reluctant below $37.00; downside remains limited

Silver consolidates just below its highest level in more than two weeks set on Thursday. The mixed technical setup warrants…

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Iron Ore Firms as China Reins In Overcapacity

Iron ore futures hovered around CNY 725 per tonne on Thursday, near six-week highs, as China ramped up efforts to…

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Copper Holds Near 3-Month High on Tariff Risks

Copper futures held above $5.10 per pound on Thursday, hovering near a three-month high as tightening global supplies and tariff-related…

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