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.

Copper Heads for Sharp Weekly Gain

Copper futures held above $5.50 per pound on Friday and were on track to post a weekly gain of about…

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XAG/USD flirts with short-term trading range hurdle, above $37.00

Silver adds to the previous day’s strong move up and gains traction for the second straight day. A move beyond…

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Gold price builds on its steady intraday ascent despite a broadly firmer USD

Gold price attracts buyers for the third straight day, though the upside seems limited. Rising trade tensions offset a broadly…

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Copper Rises as US Tariff Set to Begin Aug. 1

Copper futures climbed to around $5.60 per pound on Thursday, hovering near all-time highs, after US President Donald Trump confirmed…

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Silver Rebounds on Weaker Dollar and Lower Yields

Silver prices climbed above $36.50 per ounce on Thursday, snapping a three-day losing streak as a softer US dollar and…

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Silver Slips on Stronger Dollar, Yields

Silver prices slipped to around $36.50 per ounce on Wednesday, marking their third consecutive decline, as a stronger US dollar…

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Iron Ore Extends Gains on Bullish Fundamentals

Iron ore futures climbed to around CNY 735.5 per tonne on Wednesday, building on the previous session’s gains amid tightening…

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Gold Holds Losses

Gold hovered around $3,300 per ounce on Wednesday, holding a more than 1% loss in the previous session, as a…

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Trump Vows No Tariff Extension, Announces 50% Tariff on Copper Imports

President Trump stated Tuesday that there would be no further extensions of reciprocal tariffs, which had previously been delayed until…

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Copper Trims Gains as Trump Unveils 50% Import Tariff

Copper futures surged to record highs above $5.8 per pound before retreating to around $5.5 per pound, after US President…

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