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The relationship between tariff announcements and copper prices follows a remarkably consistent pattern.

Copper’s weekly chart reveals a major resistance zone between $5.00 and $5.20 — a level that has held firm for the past three years.

As gold and silver continue to rally, the bank short positions in each metal are also growing

Copper prices are on an upward trajectory, entering new and uncharted territory.

The Dow made a new nominal high in December 2024.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the gold and other relevant metal markets.

Silver (XAG/USD) attracts some sellers during the Asian session on Wednesday and erodes a part of the previous day's strong move up.

The price of silver has been quietly setting up for what could be one of the biggest moves in years.

Gold and silver rallied higher, but were pressed a bit into the close.

The gold to bonds ratio reaching its 2011 high resistance level is a significant technical development that shouldn't be overlooked.

Silver's price was flatline on Monday, hovering around $33.00 an ounce, snapping three consecutive days of losses. As the Asian session begins, XAG/USD remains firm and virtually unchanged.

Gold and silver suffered some further weakness.

Gold markets find themselves at a potential inflection point as multiple technical signals across related markets suggest a possible major turning point is near.

WTI crude oil prices added 0.3% on Friday to reach $68.3 per barrel for a second consecutive weekly gain of 1.64%.

Silver has been weaker than gold.

Gold’s year-over-year trend remains nothing short of amazing.

Gold has easily broken through the 3000 mark and has been consolidating just above it for a few days now. The fact that the price did not fall back below it can be interpreted as a sign of strength. But investors outside the US behave differently.

Despite the pullback, we have found numerous opportunities which we discuss in this video using technical analysis.

As the world becomes more unstable and inward-facing, there is a growing surge toward the most timeless and borderless currencies—gold and silver.

Fed drama, Brazil’s bold rate hike, Powell vs. Trump, Canada’s confusion.

Silver plunges 1.6% as US Dollar and yields surge late Friday.

The sell-off in the precious metals continued again on Friday, particularly in the silver market, where the silver price was down another 45 cents to $33.53.

Gold is about four times what it was worth at its 1980 peak, whereas silver is about 25% less. That’s pretty abysmal.

Silver price consolidated below the $34.00 figure for the second consecutive day and printed a bearish day, losing over 0.68% on Thursday, characterized by overall US Dollar strength.

Gold rose 0.1% to settle at $3,043.80 per ounce.