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As of 30/5/2026, the metals market shows mixed performance across key precious metals on the global side, with notable differences between silver, palladium, and platinum.
International prices (global benchmarks): Gold is reported at 6,394 USD/lb (previous day: 6,394). Over the last 7 days it was 6,379, and over the last 30 days it was 6,029.5.
Palladium is quoted at 1,368.5 USD/oz (previous day: 1,368.5). It was 1,360.3 7 days ago, but 1,550 30 days ago, indicating a softer 30-day trend.
Platinum is at 1,922.9 USD/oz (previous day: 1,922.9). It rose to 1,939.7 7 days ago, but is below 2,005.2 from 30 days ago.
Global silver is reported at 75.585 USD/oz (previous day: 75.585). It was 76.199 7 days ago and 74.87 30 days ago, suggesting a rebound versus the 30-day level but still below the 7-day figure.
News highlights over the past 24 hours point to renewed momentum in gold and a recovery in silver: several reports mention gold “bouncing back” after a sharp drop, while silver is described as reversing upward after a sequence of declines and showing strong recovery signals. Multiple headlines also reference a stronger end-of-week move in gold, with domestic prices cited as outperforming.
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