Gold is priced by the troy ounce and tracked worldwide as a store of value, an inflation hedge, and a component of jewelry and electronics. Its price reacts to interest rates, currency strength, and global demand for safe assets.
Silver sits at the intersection of precious metal and industrial material — it's used in electronics, solar panels, and medicine, alongside its role as an investment and coinage metal. This dual demand makes its price more volatile than gold's.
Platinum is rarer than gold and heavily used in catalytic converters and industrial processes, which ties its price closely to automotive manufacturing and industrial demand rather than purely investment sentiment.
Palladium is another catalytic-converter metal, primarily for gasoline engines, and has seen some of the sharpest price swings of any precious metal due to concentrated supply from a small number of mining regions.
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