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In the last 24 hours, global precious metals showed mixed movement, with several key prices notably lower compared with 7 and 30 days ago. Domestic price data was not provided in the summary.
International market (global): Silver (world) fell to 58.76 USD/oz, down from 58.95 USD/oz (previous day), 61.165 USD/oz (7 days ago), and well below 75.835 USD/oz (30 days ago).
Palladium declined to 1,228.5 USD/oz, compared with 1,229.5 USD/oz (previous day), 1,233.5 USD/oz (7 days ago), and a much higher 1,382.5 USD/oz (30 days ago).
Platinum also weakened to 1,593.4 USD/oz, versus 1,598.1 USD/oz (previous day), 1,646.0 USD/oz (7 days ago), and significantly higher 1,938.7 USD/oz (30 days ago).
News context (last 24h): Multiple headlines referenced softer precious-metals sentiment, including reports that silver prices fell today (30/6). Gold-related updates were also reported, including ongoing changes in gold prices for 30/6/2026 and commentary that gold prices (including SJC and gold rings) moved lower across categories, alongside cautionary notes about pressure on the market. Another market wrap noted that gold faced pressure while the USD remained supported.
Key global price points (as provided)
• Silver (world): 58.76 USD/oz (previous day: 58.95; 7 days ago: 61.165; 30 days ago: 75.835)
• Palladium: 1,228.5 USD/oz (previous day: 1,229.5; 7 days ago: 1,233.5; 30 days ago: 1,382.5)
• Platinum: 1,593.4 USD/oz (previous day: 1,598.1; 7 days ago: 1,646.0; 30 days ago: 1,938.7)
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