Metals & Macro Liquidity

Perpetua Resources Corp. announced today that it has secured a $2.9 billion loan from the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) to develop the Stibnite gold and antimony mining project in Idaho. The financing comes after the EXIM

According to Front Office Sports, Mark Cuban said on May 21 that he has sold most of his Bitcoin holdings, expressing disappointment that the asset has not acted as the inflation hedge he expected. Cuban, who previously suggested Bitcoin was "a better version of

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold T+D and silver T+D closed higher on May 21 evening. Gold rose 0.2% to close at 996.87 yuan per gram, while silver surged 1.83% to 18,822 yuan per kilogram.

Shanghai Futures Exchange crude oil futures contract 2607 closed down 3.41% at 633.60 CNY/barrel during the evening session. Shanghai gold closed up 0.43%, while Shanghai silver rose 1.85% during the same

Spot gold rallied to a high of $4,540 per ounce before pulling back to $4,536 today. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) dropped to a low of 99.17 on the short-term move.

Spot gold fell intraday on May 21, dropping to $4,493.46 per ounce, down 1.11% and losing over $50 in the session.

According to Gate data, Brent crude broke above $105 per barrel today (May 21), up 2.67% intraday. WTI crude futures climbed to $102 per barrel, gaining 3.81% intraday. COMEX gold fell below $4,500 per

According to Guru Club, spot gold fell 1% intraday on May 21, trading at $4,498.16 per ounce. Gold futures broke below $4,500 per ounce, declining 0.78% during the session.

Spot gold fell below $4,500 per ounce intraday on May 21, declining 0.96% during the trading session.

Russia's central bank gold and forex reserves fell to $768.9 billion as of May 15, down from $771 billion the previous week.

Spot palladium fell 2% intraday on May 21, now trading at $1,339.81 per ounce.

According to the Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold and silver futures prices declined during the evening session on May 21. Gold T+D fell 0.33% to 991.6 yuan per gram, while silver T+D dropped 0.64% to 18,366 yuan per

Spot gold pulled back over 20 dollars on a short-term basis, trading at 4516.52 per ounce.

On May 21, gold and silver futures on the Shanghai Gold Exchange closed higher. Gold T+D rose 0.64% to 990.32 yuan per gram, while silver T+D gained 1.18%, closing at 18,320.0 yuan per kilogram.

At market close on May 21, precious metals-focused ETFs rallied broadly, with Southern Shanghai Gold ETF, E Fund Gold ETF, and Harvest Gold ETF posting gains between 0.7% and 1%. In contrast, China Precious Metals Silver Futures ETF (LOF) fell 1.4%, while other commodity-linked funds declined,

According to Citigroup on May 21, the bank maintains a cautious outlook on gold in the near term, citing ongoing Strait of Hormuz closures and elevated energy prices that have reduced investor buying interest. Concerns over a potential risk-off sentiment triggering selling pressure on gold

According to CME data on May 20, gold futures saw concurrent increases in both trading volume (209,926 contracts, +39,245) and open interest (386,164 contracts, +6,839). Natural gas futures also recorded gains, with trading volume at 630,497 contracts (+88,056) and open interest at 1,604,537 contrac

According to Guru Club, on May 21, spot gold fell below $4,530 per ounce, declining 0.31% intraday.

According to Guru Club, spot gold hit $4,560 per ounce on May 21, rising 0.36% during the trading day.

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, on May 21 early session, gold T+D rose 1.05% to 994.34 yuan/gram, while silver T+D rose 2.65% to 18,587 yuan/kilogram.