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Gold Rises 3% to $4,048 an Ounce as Precious Metals Rally

Silver rose 4.4% to $52 an ounce, while palladium posted the largest percentage gain among the four metals.

Four precious-metal ingots rest on a terracotta plinth / TokenPost.ai
Four precious-metal ingots rest on a terracotta plinth / TokenPost.ai

Spot gold climbed 3% to $4,048 an ounce on Wednesday, Nov. 4, as silver, palladium and platinum also gained.

Silver rose 4.4% to $52 an ounce. Its percentage gain exceeded gold's by 1.4 percentage points in the same intraday snapshot. The dollar figures are spot prices per ounce; the percentages describe each metal's gain during the session.

Palladium posted the largest percentage increase in the group, rising 5.44%. Platinum gained 3.3%. Gold's 3% move was the smallest of the four by percentage, although its quoted price per ounce was higher than silver's.

All four metals were higher in the Nov. 4 snapshot, with palladium leading the group and silver posting the second-largest percentage gain. Spot prices refer to metal available for immediate delivery. The figures are intraday observations rather than closing prices.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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