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$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

Current Price and Recent Moves Palladium has spiked to multi-month highs. On Oct 31, 2025 the London spot price was about $1,462 per ounce reuters.com. This follows a sharp move up: on Oct 30 it was ~$1,447 (a 3.4% one-day jump) reuters.com, and on Oct 28 it was ~$1,402 reuters.com. In other words, palladium added roughly $60–70 in just a couple trading days. These swings coincide with key news: U.S. Fed rate cuts and progress on U.S.–China trade talks boosted “safe-haven” flows into metals late Oct (albeit alongside profit-taking on record-breaking gold) reuters.com ts2.tech. Traders are now watching for price
Gold Hits $4,000 as AI Frenzy Pushes Stocks Near Record – Boom or Bust Ahead?

Gold’s Record Surge and Shocking Slump: Inside 2025’s Wild Gold Ride

Gold’s Meteoric Rise to Record Highs Gold’s ascent in 2025 has been nothing short of staggering. After breaking above the $4,000/oz milestone for the first time ever in early October, the yellow metal went nearly parabolic. By October 20, spot gold spiked to about $4,381 per ounce, a fresh all-time high ts2.tech. It then hovered near $4,300 the next day – even a 1–2% dip still left prices in the stratosphere relative to a year ago. To put the rally in perspective, gold was trading around $2,650 at the start of 2025; by late October it had vaulted ~60% higher
Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Blasts Past $4,000 in an Unprecedented Surge Gold’s climb has been nothing short of spectacular – shattering its all-time high and crossing the psychologically important $4,000 threshold for the first time. On October 7, prices breached $4k/oz and kept rising into October 8, when gold peaked near $4,078 cbsnews.com. This milestone comes after numerous records were broken in recent months; gold was only around $2,800 at the start of 2025, making the current price nearly 50% higher in under a year cbsnews.com. “$4,000 an ounce seemed far-fetched at the start of the year… but after a ~50% rally, here
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