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In the precious metals market on 11/5/2026, global prices showed a mixed picture, with silver standing out as the key mover.
World silver: 80.51 USD/oz, up from 80.865 USD/oz in the previous day and higher than 73.12 USD/oz from 7 days ago.
World gold: 6,287.5 USD/lb, slightly lower than 6,297 USD/lb in the previous day. Over 7 days, it was higher than 5,864 USD/lb.
World palladium: 1,490 USD/oz, up slightly from 1,487.8 USD/oz in the previous day, but broadly steady versus 7 days ago (1,493.5 USD/oz).
World platinum: 2,046 USD/oz, down from 2,059.3 USD/oz in the previous day, while still well above 7 days ago (1,957.9 USD/oz).
News flow in the past 24 hours highlighted strong momentum for silver, alongside continued optimism around gold. Reports noted silver’s sharp rise (around 5 million VND/kg) and a near two-month high, while gold price coverage emphasized expectations for further gains and renewed “safe-haven” capital flows. Additional updates also referenced gold price tracking across several brands and channels.
International price snapshot (USD)
• Gold (world): 6,287.5 USD/lb (Previous day: 6,297; 7 days ago: 5,864; 30 days: not available)
• Palladium: 1,490 USD/oz (Previous day: 1,487.8; 7 days ago: 1,493.5; 30 days: not available)
• Platinum: 2,046 USD/oz (Previous day: 2,059.3; 7 days ago: 1,957.9; 30 days: not available)
• Silver (world): 80.51 USD/oz (Previous day: 80.865; 7 days ago: 73.12; 30 days: not available)
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