As of 9 July 2026, world copper stands at 6.1265 USD per pound, down from 6.17 yesterday, 6.179 seven days ago, and 6.329 thirty days ago. Palladium trades at 1222 USD per ounce, below yesterday's 1266 and 7 days ago 1270, while 30 days ago was 1236. Platinum is at 1598.7 USD per ounce, after a drop from yesterday 1644.4 and 7 days ago 1634.4, with 30 days ago at 1711.1. Silver trades at 58.73 USD per ounce, down from yesterday's 60.035, 7 days ago 61.56, and 30 days ago 64.885.
On the day, all four metals posted declines from the previous trading session: copper down about 0.7 percent, palladium down about 3.5 percent, platinum down about 2.8 percent, and silver down about 2.2 percent. From the 30-day perspective, copper sits roughly 3.2 percent below its 30-day high, palladium around 1.1 percent lower, platinum about 6.6 percent lower, and silver about 9.5 percent lower, signaling broad softness across the market.
Domestic price data is not provided in the summary, so the analysis centers on international benchmarks for copper, palladium, platinum and silver. The current configuration suggests metal prices remain sensitive to external drivers such as currency moves and global demand signals, with the weaker performance across the main metals keeping a cautious tone for industrial and investment demand.
Market news over the past 24 hours includes extensive coverage of gold price updates in Vietnamese outlets dated 9 July 2026. While the data focuses on metal prices, the included news flow underscores ongoing domestic interest in gold as a store of value amid shifting macro conditions.
