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As of 6/5/2026, the precious metals complex shows a broad rebound signal in the latest global quotes, following recent weakness.
World gold is reported at 6,003 USD/lb. Compared with the previous day, it rose from 5,986.5 to 6,003. On a 7-day view, gold is up from 5,938. The 30-day comparison is not provided.
Palladium is quoted at 1,519 USD/oz. It increased from 1,545 in the previous day and from 1,466.5 over the past 7 days. The 30-day comparison is not provided.
Platinum is quoted at 1,988.5 USD/oz. It moved higher versus 2,016.4 from the previous day and versus 1,891.6 over the past 7 days. The 30-day comparison is not provided.
World silver is reported at 74.375 USD/oz. It improved from 76.27 in the previous day and from 72.17 over the past 7 days. The 30-day comparison is not provided.
News flow over the last 24 hours highlights a similar theme: gold prices turned upward after testing lows around the past month (and also referenced a 5-week low). At the same time, silver is described as reversing to increase. Another reported driver is that gold eased toward near 4,500 USD/ounce when Middle East tensions escalated, before prices later rebounded.
Global metals snapshot (latest available):
- World gold: 6,003 USD/lb (Previous day: 5,986.5; 7 days ago: 5,938; 30 days: not provided)
- Palladium: 1,519 USD/oz (Previous day: 1,545; 7 days ago: 1,466.5; 30 days: not provided)
- Platinum: 1,988.5 USD/oz (Previous day: 2,016.4; 7 days ago: 1,891.6; 30 days: not provided)
- World silver: 74.375 USD/oz (Previous day: 76.27; 7 days ago: 72.17; 30 days: not provided)
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