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As of 19/6/2026, the latest metal price snapshot points to broad weakness across key precious metals in the global market.
Gold (world): 6,368 USD/lb, down slightly versus the previous day (6,368.5). Over 7 days it eased to 6,474, while the 30-day level is 6.34.
Palladium: 1,288.5 USD/oz, unchanged from the previous day (1,288.5). However, it remains lower versus 7 days ago (1,296.5) and is notably below the 30-day figure (1,378.5).
Platinum: 1,685 USD/oz, falling from 1,691 on the previous day. The decline is more pronounced versus 7 days ago (1,720.6) and especially versus 30 days ago (1,960).
Silver (world): 65.34 USD/oz, down from 65.525 on the previous day. It is also weaker versus 7 days ago (68.12) and 30 days ago (76.18), consistent with the sharp drop highlighted in recent coverage.
News flow over the past 24 hours also emphasizes that, beyond gold, other precious metals have slid deeper following a new Fed-related signal. Multiple reports on 19/6/2026 note declines in silver and platinum, alongside gold price movements across domestic and global references.
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