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<p>The prices of precious metals and non-ferrous metals continue to rise, primarily driven by factors such as the depreciation of the US dollar, geopolitical changes, increased demand from new industries, and supply constraints. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and the classification of copper and silver as strategic resources have also contributed to this trend</p>

- Precious and base metals continue to rise, with COMEX silver and copper increasing by 18.0% and 6.2%, respectively, during the week ending December 26, 2025.  
- The rise is attributed to dollar depreciation, global central banks increasing gold reserves, and changing demand dynamics driven by new industries like renewable energy and technology.  
- Short-term risks include potential price corrections as asset pricing may become one-sided, emphasizing the need for caution in investment strategies.

The Rise of Precious Metals and Non-ferrous Metals