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As of 19/6/2026, the latest metals snapshot shows broad weakness across key precious metals on global markets.
Gold (world): 6,368 USD/lb. Compared with the previous day, it was slightly lower (previous day: 6,368.5). Over the past 7 days it fell to 6,474, and over 30 days it eased from 6.34.
Palladium: 1,288.5 USD/oz. It was unchanged versus the previous day (previous day: 1,288.5), but weakened versus 7 days ago (1,296.5) and notably versus 30 days ago (1,378.5).
Platinum: 1,685 USD/oz. This is down from the previous day (1,691) and from 7 days ago (1,720.6). The 30-day comparison shows a much larger decline from 1,960.
Silver (world): 65.34 USD/oz. It declined versus the previous day (65.525), slipped versus 7 days ago (68.12), and fell further versus 30 days ago (76.18).
News flow over the last 24 hours highlights that gold prices today (19/6/2026) were reported across Vietnam’s SJC gold bars and gold rings (including 9999 and products referenced by BTMC/DOJI). Coverage also emphasized that, beyond gold, other precious metals saw deeper declines following new signals from the Fed. Silver prices were reported as falling sharply as well.
Overall, the data points to a risk-off tone for precious metals globally, with gold, silver, palladium, and platinum all showing softer levels versus recent periods—especially over the 30-day window.
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