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As of 25/5/2026, global precious metals showed mixed momentum. Gold quoted at 6,379 USD/lb, unchanged from the previous day, but down versus 7 days ago (6,341 USD/lb) and notably lower than 30 days ago (6,027 USD/lb).
Palladium was 1,360.3 USD/oz. It held steady versus the previous day, while weakening over longer horizons: 7 days ago it was 1,429.5 USD/oz and 30 days ago 1,509.9 USD/oz.
Platinum traded at 1,939.7 USD/oz. The price matched the previous day, but eased from 7 days ago (1,996.4 USD/oz) and from 30 days ago (2,030.4 USD/oz).
World silver was 76.199 USD/oz. It was flat versus the previous day, but showed a dip compared with 7 days ago (79.36 USD/oz). Over 30 days, silver was slightly lower than 30 days ago (76.414 USD/oz).
News flow over the past 24 hours also reflected pressure on silver, with reports noting silver prices today (25/5) continuing to face downside pressure.
At the same time, coverage on gold highlighted a sharp jump in the first session of the week, aligning with the overall picture of gold strength in the latest trading window.
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