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In the past 24 hours, precious metals trading showed a mixed picture internationally, with gold holding steady while other metals moved in different directions.
Global prices (15/5/2026): Gold was quoted at 6,577.5 USD/lb, slightly down versus 6,581 in the previous day, and higher versus 6,282 seven days ago. Over the past 30 days, no figure was provided.
Palladium stood at 1,454 USD/oz, easing from 1,455.5 the previous day and down from 1,503.5 seven days ago. A 30-day comparison was not available in the data.
Platinum was 2,074.5 USD/oz, slightly lower than 2,075.6 the previous day, but marginally higher than 2,069.3 seven days ago. The 30-day change was not provided.
World silver traded at 83.87 USD/oz, down from 83.995 the previous day and up from 80.835 seven days ago. No 30-day figure was included.
News context from the last 24 hours: Reports highlighted that gold prices were steady in Vietnam on 15/5, while silver prices saw a mild decline. Several headlines pointed to gold moving slightly lower due to a stronger US dollar and rising oil prices, with market participants watching the US–China meeting for the next direction.
One forecast cited that on 15/5/2026, gold prices may continue to trade sideways or edge slightly lower. Overall, the news flow suggests investors are waiting for clearer catalysts while short-term price action remains relatively contained.
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