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What are precious metal commodities?

Among all types of investments, bulk commodities are relatively unfamiliar to some investors. They are entities that can enter the circulation field, but are not sold in the retail link. They have commodity attributes and are used in industrial applications. The supply, demand and transaction volume of large-volume material commodities used in agricultural production and consumption are very large.

What are precious metal commodities?

Currently, internationally tradable precious metal commodities mainly include gold, silver, platinum, etc.

Precious metal commodities usually have the characteristics of high development potential, relatively good physical properties and rarity. Among them, the typical representative of precious metal commodities is gold. Generally, precious metal commodities are considered as one of the tools for personal asset investment and preservation.

In addition to precious metal commodities, there are also commodities in basic raw materials, energy and agricultural products.

Basic raw material commodities mainly include steel, copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, nickel, tungsten, rubber, iron ore, etc. This is the basis for the development of the manufacturing industry and is closely related to production and operation activities.

Energy commodities mainly include natural gas, crude oil, thermal coal, gasoline, methanol, etc., which are easily affected by international energy prices, world economic conditions and national macroeconomic policies.

Agricultural products commodities mainly include corn, soybeans, wheat, eggs, rice, coffee, cotton, rapeseed oil, palm oil, sugar, etc. Among them, soybeans, corn, and the futures of small tables are called three Big agricultural futures. Agricultural products are easily affected by natural conditions such as weather and natural disasters.