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As of 3/6/2026, the latest 24-hour metals market update shows softer performance in several key global prices, while palladium and platinum remain comparatively resilient.
Global gold: 6,666 USD/lb. Compared with previous day, it is up from 6,568.5 but still below the 7-day level of 6,333 and the 30-day figure of 5,864, indicating a recovery trend over the month.
Palladium: 1,386.5 USD/oz. It is slightly lower than the previous day (1,386) and down versus the 7-day (1,415) and 30-day (1,493.5) levels.
Platinum: 1,935.1 USD/oz. After edging down from the previous day (1,936.6), it is marginally higher than the 7-day reading (1,931.4), but below the 30-day level (1,957.9).
Global silver: 75.09 USD/oz. It is lower than the previous day (75.39) and the 7-day (74.875) but above the 30-day level (73.12), suggesting modest month-to-date strength despite near-term softness.
News context (last 24 hours): Multiple reports highlighted that gold prices continued to decline, with domestic prices moving inversely to the world market. Updates also referenced gold price tracking for SJC 24k 9999 and several retail brands, alongside commentary that the market is “struggling” to hold an important support level and that buying pressure remains a key factor.
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