Global metal prices on 4 August 2026 show copper at 6.5205 USD per pound, unchanged for the day and week, but higher than 30 days ago when it traded around 6.241. Palladium sits at 1314 USD per ounce, with 30 day price around 1284.5. Platinum is 1661.2 USD per ounce, below the 30 day level of 1668.7. Silver is 59.635 USD per ounce, down from 63.54 seen 30 days ago.
Copper remains the anchor in the current session, trading near 6.5205 USD per pound and showing a rally against the 30 day backdrop of 6.241. Palladium has edged higher versus 30 days ago while holding near 1314, indicating resilient demand in the metals complex. Platinum shows a mild pullback from its 30 day high, trading at 1661.2 against a 30 day reading of 1668.7. Silver remains softer versus its 30 day high of 63.54, at 59.635.
From a cross metal perspective, the 30 day view suggests mixed momentum across the sector. Copper stronger relative to its 30 day level, palladium firmer, platinum softer, and silver weaker relative to their 30 day benchmarks. The current price action points to cautious sentiment as traders weigh supply demand dynamics and macro factors.
News context over the last 24 hours shows gold price coverage across Vietnamese outlets and commentary on market reactions to geopolitical developments in the Middle East. These factors can influence risk sentiment in metals markets and contribute to short term volatility in the copper, palladium, platinum, and silver complex.
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