Silver
London, UK – October 31, 2025 – Silver (XAG) is currently holding its ground near $49.10 per ounce, a testament to its enduring appeal amidst a landscape of heightened global market volatility. This remarkable resilience comes after the precious metal touched an all-time nominal high of $54.49 earlier in October,
Gold
Mumbai, India – October 31, 2025 – Precious metals, gold and silver, are experiencing a notable easing on India's Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) today, as a formidable strengthening of the U.S. dollar takes center stage in global financial markets. This downturn underscores the classic inverse relationship between the world&
Silver
In a financial event that has sent shockwaves through global markets, silver prices recently surged to an astonishing $53.55 per ounce, marking its first record high in 45 years. This monumental rise was the result of an epic short squeeze, a powerful market phenomenon that rapidly inflates the price
US-China Trade
Washington D.C., October 30, 2025 – In a significant development for the embattled American agricultural sector, a new "substantial framework" or "trade truce" has been announced between the United States and China. This accord, emerging from a recent meeting between former President Donald Trump and President
Gold
As of October 30, 2025, the financial world watches with keen interest as gold prices aggressively test the psychological $4,000 per ounce barrier, a remarkable display of resilience that defies conventional market wisdom. This impressive ascent comes even as the US dollar has shown renewed strength, creating a complex
BlackRock
In a series of recent analyses and statements, global investment giant BlackRock has articulated a compelling argument that many investors are overlooking the profound, long-term structural forces poised to drive significant returns in both gold and copper. Despite robust performance in these commodities, BlackRock asserts that a deeper understanding of
Green Technology
As the global economy rapidly pivots towards a sustainable future, green technology and electrification are emerging as unprecedented demand drivers for base metals, fundamentally reshaping financial markets. As of October 30, 2025, the accelerating transition to electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy infrastructure, and modernized power grids has ignited a robust
U.S.-China Trade
October 30, 2025 - A newly announced "substantial framework" between the United States and China has ignited a wave of cautious optimism across global agricultural markets. While the spotlight often shines on soybeans, this latest development signals broader implications for a range of U.S. agricultural commodities, potentially
Soybean Futures
The eagerly anticipated U.S.-China trade deal, once hailed as a potential turning point for the embattled American agricultural sector, has been met with a remarkably underwhelming reaction in soybean futures. Instead of the robust rally many had hoped for, the market's response has been muted, raising
China
Shanghai, China – October 30, 2025 – China's forthcoming 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), whose official recommendations were unveiled in October 2025, is poised to trigger a monumental recalibration in global base metals demand. Marking a decisive pivot from its long-standing construction-driven growth model, Beijing is steering the nation towards a
Argus
In a significant move poised to redefine the European gasoline market, Argus Media today, October 30, 2025, officially launched its groundbreaking intraday EBOB European gasoline pricing. This innovative offering promises to usher in an unprecedented era of transparency and visibility, providing market participants with real-time insights into the dynamic fluctuations
Gold
In a financial landscape increasingly characterized by volatility and a relentless pursuit of growth, two ancient commodities, gold and copper, are re-emerging as unexpected titans, powering significant returns for investors. Gold, the perennial safe haven, has shattered records, surging past unprecedented price points, while copper, the indispensable industrial metal, has