Global metal prices show copper holding near 6.6575 USD per pound, flat from the previous day, with the 7-day level at 6.5205 and the 30-day level at 6.249 USD per pound. Palladium sits at 1305 USD per ounce, unchanged from yesterday, while it remains higher than the 30-day level of 1251 USD per ounce but below the 7-day high of 1314. Platinum stands at 1720.2 USD per ounce, little changed from the previous day, and up versus both 7-day reading 1661.2 and 30-day reading 1620.7. Silver trades at 59.24 USD per ounce, also flat versus yesterday, yet below the 7-day 59.635 and 30-day 60.345 readings.
From a trend perspective, copper remains the baseline for industrial metals, trading around 6.66 USD per pound and showing limited near-term momentum after yesterday's flat reading. Palladium has pulled back from its 7-day peak after reaching 1314 USD per ounce, signaling cautious near-term demand or supply dynamics. Platinum sits above its 7-day and 30-day levels, with current price at 1720.2 USD per ounce and stronger readings versus 1661.2 and 1620.7 respectively. Silver shows softer dynamics, trading at 59.24 USD per ounce, below its 7-day and 30-day highs of 59.635 and 60.345.
Domestic price data are not provided in the current summary. The international snapshot confirms a mixed but orderly pattern across key metals, with copper holding steady and precious metals showing divergent paths across the week and month.
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