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Silver rose by 3.7 percent% after earlier sliders of no less than 4.2 percent%, while gold rose to $ 3,044.90 per Troy Oune at 10:25 am Singapore Time. Buyer was almost $ 8,920 per ton, while nickel was 0.6 percent

Silver rose by 3.7 percent% after earlier sliders of no less than 4.2 percent%, while gold rose to $ 3,044.90 per Troy Oune at 10:25 am Singapore Time. Buyer was almost $ 8,920 per ton, while nickel was 0.6 percent Photocredit: Istockphoto

Copper and other metals turned earlier drops that followed a brutal market -wide sale, while the War War of the US President Donald Trump is the prospect for the global economy.

On Friday, China took revenge on the radical American taxes announced last week in a further deterioration of the trade conflict between the world’s two largest economies. The buyer expanded his three -day sale to no less than 16 percent, the steepest decline since October 2008, in the depths of the global financial crisis.

Golden rose to 2.2 percent after earlier, to less than $ 3,000 per ounce. The buyer went on 2.4 percent after the earlier sliding of no less than 7.7 percent in London, most in five years. The movements follow a metal-to-oil routes that the Bloomberg Commodity Index saw 5.8 percent last week, the worst show since 2022.

The copper prices had risen because traders warned that threatened rates would press on the metal of global supplies. However, the collapse of stock markets, further punitive rates in a series of countries and retaliation measures from China, led much greater fears of global demand.

Silver rose 3.7 percent after the earlier shifting of no less than 4.2 percent, while gold rose to $ 3,044.90 per Troy ounce at 10:25 am Singapore Time. Copper was almost $ 8,920 per ton, while nickel was 0.6 percent. The iron ore in Singapore fell no less than 4.2 percent to $ 96.40 per tonne, a low -speed of three months.

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Published on April 7, 2025

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