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In the precious metals market over the past 24 hours (21/6/2026), global prices showed a mixed but generally firm tone across key metals, with silver holding near the mid-$60s per ounce while palladium and platinum climbed strongly versus 7 and 30 days ago.
International prices (USD per unit): Silver was at $64.91/oz, unchanged from the previous day, but higher than $70.02/oz from 7 days ago and $75.915/oz from 30 days ago—indicating a notable pullback over the longer window.
Palladium traded at $1,264.5/oz, flat versus the previous day, but up from $1,330/oz 7 days ago and $1,357/oz 30 days ago—showing weakness compared with the earlier period.
Platinum was quoted at $1,668.2/oz, also unchanged versus the previous day, but below $1,765.5/oz from 7 days ago and far under $1,931.4/oz from 30 days ago.
News flow in the last 24 hours highlighted that silver prices were hovering around ~$65/oz, with investors reportedly waiting for new signals. Separate coverage also referenced gold price movements on 21/6/2026, including domestic gold product updates and global gold price commentary.
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