Global market overview shows copper trading around 6.511 USD per pound, with the previous day at 6.511, 7 days ago at 6.554 and 30 days ago at 6.549. Palladium stands at 989 USD per ounce, with previous day 989, 7 days ago 1046.5 and 30 days ago 1172.2. Platinum is 1449.3 USD per ounce, with previous day 1449.3, 7 days ago 1532.9, and 30 days ago 1700. Silver trades at 49.76 USD per ounce, with previous day 49.76, 7 days ago 53.965 and 30 days ago 60.415.
The data indicate that palladium and silver have pulled back over the past 7 and 30 days, while platinum also retraced from its longer horizon high. Copper holds around its current level with a slight pullback in the past week but remains above the 30 day average, suggesting modest near term stability for copper against a backdrop of macro uncertainty.
Domestic prices are not provided in the summary, so the focus remains on international price movements across the key metal categories and the macro factors influencing them. The absence of domestic price data means the analysis centers on global benchmarks and cross market signals rather than local price shifts.
Market news from the past 24 hours highlights demand shifts in gold markets. India reduced gold imports by 81 percent, while China added approximately 23 tons to its gold reserves. Gold prices around early November 2026 traded near the 3900 USD per ounce level but faced resistance as markets weigh inflation and the dollar trajectory. Silver prices extended declines and traded near a one-year low, underscoring a cautious stance for the precious metals complex. Taken together, these headlines suggest a cautious near term path for metals as demand signals and macro conditions evolve.
