

All four metals rose Tuesday as oil fell 3.5%: Gold +0.78% ($4,568.59), silver +0.42% ($73.56), platinum +0.48% ($1,972.20), palladium +0.07% ($1,513.21).

All four metals declined Monday: Gold -1.99% to $4,533.50, silver -3.21%, platinum -2.25%, palladium -3.11% as Iran conflict tensions and PCE inflation weighed.

Gold eased 0.16% to $4,626 as oil inflation kept rates on hold. Silver surged 2.44% to $76.08 on Chinese demand. Platinum $2,002; Palladium slipped 0.23%.

Gold rose 1.70% to $4,632.88 and silver climbed 3.64% to $74.46 on April 30, 2026, while platinum surged 5.72% to $2,003.30 and palladium added 5.24% as a softer dollar and dovish FOMC dissents lifted metals.

Gold fell 1.13% to $4,554.86 and silver dropped 2.15% to $72.04 on April 29, 2026, as investors reduced exposure ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting and Thursday's Q1 GDP advance estimate.