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As of 23/6/2026, precious metals prices are showing a mixed picture across key global benchmarks, with gold, palladium and platinum moving lower versus the 30-day comparison, while silver also trends down over the same period.
Global gold is quoted at 6,351 USD/lb. Compared with 1 day ago (6,325.5), it is higher; versus 7 days ago (6,492) and 30 days ago (6,379), it remains below those levels.
Palladium stands at 1,271.5 USD/oz. It is up from 1 day ago (1,264.5) but below 7 days ago (1,361.5) and 30 days ago (1,360.3).
Platinum is at 1,673.6 USD/oz. The metal is higher than 1 day ago (1,661.5) but significantly lower versus 7 days ago (1,809.5) and 30 days ago (1,939.7).
Global silver is quoted at 65.02 USD/oz. It is slightly higher than 1 day ago (64.67) but below 7 days ago (70.06) and notably lower than 30 days ago (76.199).
News context over the past 24 hours highlights a supportive tone for gold prices, including reports of a rebound from a more-than-one-week low and recovery linked to positive signals from U.S.–Iran negotiations. Several outlets also describe gold moving higher in line with the upward trend of global gold.
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