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As of 11/5/2026, the precious metals complex showed a mixed global picture, with silver standing out as the most dynamic move in the latest 24-hour news cycle.
Global silver rose to 80.51 USD/oz. Compared with the previous day, it increased from 80.865, while the 7-day comparison shows a stronger level versus 73.12 (30-day data not provided).
In the broader global metals set, palladium was at 1,490 USD/oz, slightly below the previous day’s 1,487.8, and marginally higher than 1,493.5 over 7 days (30-day data not provided).
Platinum traded at 2,046 USD/oz. It was lower than the previous day’s 2,059.3, but higher than the 7-day level of 1,957.9 (30-day data not provided).
For gold on the international market, the quoted figure was 6,287.5 USD/lb. It was below the previous day’s 6,297, while the 7-day figure was higher at 5,864 (30-day data not provided).
News flow over the past 24 hours highlighted momentum in silver, with reports noting a sharp rise in Vietnamese market pricing (up by 5 million VND/kg) and a near two-month high. Multiple updates also pointed to continued optimism around gold prices, including expectations that gold may keep rising, alongside reports that safe-haven flows have returned to the gold market.
Overall, the latest snapshot suggests silver is leading the short-term move, while other precious metals (gold, palladium, and platinum) show more mixed short-horizon changes based on the provided day-over-day and 7-day comparisons.
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