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precious

[presh-uhs] / ˈprɛʃ əs /




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The odds of lower interest rates despite an uptick in inflation and solid economic growth have bolstered investor demand for the precious metals, writes my colleague Martin Baccardax.

From Barron's

Described as more precious than gold because of their scientific value, the samples could offer fresh insights into how the Moon formed and evolved.

From BBC

For precious metals, it can come from fears of monetary debasement, or from missing out on gains, or both.

From Barron's

Certainly, some see room for precious metals; gold is often considered a hedge against inflation, though there’s plenty of debate about that.

From MarketWatch

Investors and traders who patiently held on to precious metals this year, which saw a sharp pullback in early April, have been rewarded.

From MarketWatch