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As of 31/5/2026, the precious-metals snapshot shows mixed movement across key international contracts, while the domestic gold market is reported to be flat.
Internationally, gold is quoted at 6,389 USD/lb, down from 6,394 USD/lb in the previous day, but above the 5,964.5 USD/lb level from 30 days ago. Over the past 7 days, gold was 6,379 USD/lb.
Palladium is at 1,381.9 USD/oz, compared with 1,368.5 USD/oz in the previous day and 1,360.3 USD/oz from 7 days ago. However, it is well below the 1,538.5 USD/oz reading from 30 days ago.
Platinum trades at 1,929.5 USD/oz, slightly higher than the 1,922.9 USD/oz previous day, but below the 2,000.7 USD/oz level from 30 days ago. Over the past 7 days, platinum was 1,939.7 USD/oz.
Silver (world) is reported at 75.875 USD/oz, rising from 75.585 USD/oz in the previous day. It is also higher than 75.84 USD/oz from 30 days ago, while slightly below 76.199 USD/oz from 7 days ago.
News context over the last 24 hours includes reports that world gold is 4,538.3 USD/oz and that domestic gold is steady, alongside coverage noting that precious-metals prices moved higher broadly in the market.
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