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As of 3/5/2026, the global precious-metals complex showed mixed momentum, with gold recovering after a softer period while other metals moved in different directions.
World gold (USD/lb) was 5,984.5, up versus 6,029.5 in the previous day and slightly above the 7-days-ago level of 6,012. The dataset does not provide a 30-day comparison.
Palladium (USD/oz) stood at 1,546.1. It was 1,550 in the previous day and 1,497.5 seven days ago. No 30-day comparison is provided.
Platinum (USD/oz) was 2,011.9. It rose from 2,005.2 in the previous day and from 2,003.7 seven days ago. No 30-day comparison is provided.
World silver (USD/oz) was 76.431, compared with 74.87 in the previous day and 74.87 seven days ago. No 30-day comparison is provided.
News flow over the past 24 hours highlighted that world gold prices recovered, with commentary linking the rebound to cooling inflation pressureoil prices eased. Other headlines also noted that world gold remained weak at times, while domestic gold and jewelry-market prices were described as fluctuating across recent sessions.
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