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Precious Metals

Symbol Price Change Change % Update Time

XAU

5194.95 53.52 1.04% 14:04:20

XAG

90.338 3.424 3.94% 14:04:19

XAP

2266.63 101.88 4.71% 14:04:18

XPD

1813.84 34.06 1.91% 14:04:18

GT

48332.41 587.79 1.23% 14:04:19

TWGD

195859.00 905.00 0.46% 14:04:19

GLNC

5214.60 38.30 0.74% 14:04:19

SLNC

90.430 2.924 3.34% 14:04:18

PLNC

2279.60 92.30 4.22% 14:04:18

PANC

1842.00 24.30 1.34% 14:04:17

GOLDC

26773.00 250.00 0.94% 14:04:28

PLATC

11133.00 618.00 5.88% 14:04:28

AU0001

1151.24 0.74 0.06% 14:04:18

AG0001

23076.00 749.00 3.35% 14:04:18

AUT+D

1147.88 1.00 0.09% 14:04:19

MAUT+D

1148.70 1.20 0.10% 14:04:19

AGT+D

22239.00 753.00 3.50% 14:04:17

AU9999

1148.60 0.94 0.08% 14:04:19

AU9995

1150.00 14.00 1.23% 14:00:23

AU100G

1148.00 1.35 0.12% 14:03:36

PT9995

578.66 33.57 6.16% 14:00:32

NYAU06

1152.60 5.10 0.44% 14:04:18

NYAU12

1149.70 -2.75 -0.24% 14:04:08

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2026-02-25Wednesday

14:03:27

An Austrian minister stated that it is unrealistic for Ukraine to join the European Union before 2027.

14:01:52

Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda: The Bank of Japan is likely to raise interest rates twice a year in 2026 and 2027, bringing the rate to around 1.5% to 1.75%. Japan's economy is in good shape, necessitating tighter fiscal and monetary policies.

14:01:28

Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda: Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's spending and tax cut plans may exacerbate inflation and push up bond yields; the yen is "somewhat too weak" at around 157 against the dollar recently.

14:01:04

The Nikkei 225 index closed at 58,652.13 points today, up 2.32%.

14:00:24

Spot gold has just broken through the $5200.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $5199.81/ounce, up 1.09% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $5219.10/ounce, up 0.83% on the day.

13:56:42

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations, Péter Szijjártó, stated that Hungary is open to diversifying its energy sources, but will not abandon the favorable and reliable energy supply from Russia.