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Metals Down Sharply, Palladium Down 2%

Benzinga 14 years ago

Specialty ETFsCommoditiesIntraday UpdateMarketsETFs

Copper is leading the metals sector this morning, in this Wednesday edition of the Metals Morning Update, albeit the industrial metal is still down on the day. Gold is down $24.90 an ounce, to trade at $1,757.30, a loss of 1.4%. Shares of SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSE: GLD) are down $2.49, to trade at $170.87. Copper is hurting this morning, lose more than 4 cents to trade at $3.4585 per pound. This is also due to the renewed fears in Europe, and a move to risk aversion, as opposed to risk appetite. Shares of Ipath Dow Jones Ubs Copper Total ETF (NYSE: JJC) are losing ground this morning, losing 62 cents to trade at $44.60. Silver is negative on the day, losing 63 cents to trade at $33.83 an ounce. Despite the loss in the actual metal, shares of the iShares Silver Trust ETF (NYSE: SLV) are negative on the day, down 80 cents to trade at $32.86. Palladium is down $13.40 at $653.65 per ounce. The Etfs Physical Palladium Shares ETF (NASDAQ: PALL) is lower by $1.20 today, to trade at $64.39. Platinum is losing ground, losing 1.2% or $19.90 to trade at $1,622.80 per ounce. ETFS Physical Platinum Shares (NYSE: PPLT) is losing $2.03 this morning, to trade at $160.00.

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