Metals
  • Gold$3,993.62/oz0.00%
  • Silver$53.90/oz+0.02%
  • Platinum$1,552.00/oz0.00%
  • Palladium$1,046.50/oz0.00%
  • Copper$6.48/lb0.00%
  • Aluminium$3,047/t+0.01%
  • Nickel$15,870/t+0.13%
  • Zinc$3,744/t−0.09%
  • Lead$1,895/t−0.49%
  • Lithium$14,542/t−0.04%
  • Cobalt$23.11/lb0.00%
  • Uranium$90.10/lb+0.02%
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Metals price news brings you real-time updates and expert analysis on the prices of key industrial and precious metals. Track fluctuations in gold, copper, lithium, nickel, and rare earths, and understand the economic, geopolitical, and supply-chain forces behind them. This category helps investors, analysts, manufacturers, and traders stay informed with accurate spot pricing, historical trends, and price outlooks. For deeper insights, explore Market Intelligence, Commodities, and Mining Finance.

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