The trade war between the United States and China continued to escalate, and metals reacted differently to that. Unsurprisingly, copper declined, while gold managed to eke out gains. Previously, the two world’s biggest economies implemented
Now, there is a new development in the trade war. Google announced that it revokes Android licenses for Chines tech giant Huawei. While existing Android phones created by the Chinese firm will retain their functionality, it will be extremely hard for Huawei to sell new devices without such services as Google Play.
Contract for delivery of gold in June gained 0.14% to $1,277.5 per troy ounce as of 21:48 GMT on COMEX today. July silver advanced 0.4% to trade at $14.45 per ounce. Spot price for platinum was little changed at $814.78 per ounce, while palladium lost 0.24% of its value to $1,330.2 per ounce. Copper for delivery in July declined 0.46% to $2.726 per pound.
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