Gold prices are still close to historical highs. Before US President Trump plans to announce on Wednesday that he will impose comprehensive tariffs on the United States, investors turned to safe-haven assets. Gold prices hit a new high on Tuesday and then fell.
Spot gold hit a new high of $3,149, then turned down and last maintained at $3,113. June gold futures fell $2 or 0.1% to $3,148.5 per ounce.
May silver futures fell 0.7% to $34.4 per ounce.
May copper futures fell 0.1% to $5.03 per pound.
July platinum futures fell 2% to $1,006.8 per ounce.
June palladium futures fell 0.2% to $998.5 per ounce.
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