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Date: 11/6/2026.
International metals: The latest global quotes show broad weakness across key precious metals, with declines over the last day, week, and month.
Gold (world): 6,188 USD/lb. Compared with previous day (6,329 USD/lb), it is lower; versus 7 days ago (6,519 USD/lb) and 30 days ago (6,635 USD/lb), the downtrend is even clearer.
Palladium: 1,228.5 USD/oz. This is below previous day (1,236 USD/oz), 7 days ago (1,330 USD/oz), and 30 days ago (1,510.5 USD/oz).
Platinum: 1,651.5 USD/oz. It declined from previous day (1,711.1 USD/oz), 7 days ago (1,889.3 USD/oz), and 30 days ago (2,146.9 USD/oz).
Silver (world): 62.345 USD/oz. It is down versus previous day (64.885 USD/oz) and 7 days ago (74.085 USD/oz). The provided 30 days ago figure is 87.7 USD/oz.
News context (past 24 hours): Multiple reports focused on gold prices, including SJC gold bars and 9999 24K gold jewelry/round rings in Vietnam, alongside updates on world gold. One headline highlighted that gold lost more than 3% amid concerns that interest rates could rise. Another noted that gold has continued to fall sharply, described as becoming a highly risky asset, with Citi reportedly cutting its gold outlook to 4,000 USD.
Key takeaway: Based on the international data provided, the metals complex is trading lower across gold, palladium, platinum, and silver, with multi-timeframe declines (1 day, 7 days, and 30 days) consistent with a risk-off tone tied to interest-rate worries.
