Precious metals prices today 13/11/2026: Global copper near steady while palladium, platinum hold gains and silver stabilizes

Global metals markets show mixed signals as copper trades near 6.206 USD per pound. The current level is slightly higher than the previous day at 6.201 USD per pound, but remains below the 7 day high of 6.26 and the 30 day level of 6.61. This pattern suggests cautious demand for base metals amid evolving macro cues and supply considerations.

Palladium is at 994.5 USD per ounce, unchanged from the previous day at 994.5. It has moved lower from 7 days ago at 1021.5 and 30 days ago at 1100, signaling continued volatility within the precious metal complex as investors weigh supply constraints against demand signals.

Platinum is at 1522.7 USD per ounce, up from the previous day 1520.1 by 2.6 USD. The 7 day price is 1537 and the 30 day price is 1606.7, showing that current levels sit below the shorter and longer term highs and indicating a softer trend after recent gains.

Silver trades at 50.02 USD per ounce, up from 49.98 on the previous day. The 7 day price is 51.965 and the 30 day price 55.725, highlighting a price structure that remains near the 50 level while longer term signals point to softer momentum.

Market news over the last 24 hours highlights gold market coverage with domestic reports noting flat to soft gold bids and global headlines describing gold price declines to multi week or multi year lows. While the current metals mainly show range bound action, the narrative in the press underscores a caution stance among investors as currencies and rates drive risk sentiment.