A week ago, it seemed that the values of precious metals would not change for a while, they would remain in constant positions. However, this week brought some news - the price of copper is rising rapidly, silver and platinum are recovering. Other metals remained in similar positions. Shafaq.com says that US inflation data has recently been re-watched, which has a significant impact on changes in metal values.
The price of gold increased minimally. It is currently trading at $2,338.78 an ounce. Gold-eagle.com says that the "relationship" between gold and inflation was not usually positive, meaning that the yellow metal did not increase in value during this period. But times have changed and as inflation rises, so does the price of gold. Experts believe that the value of this metal will increase slightly in May, but without major jumps (source: Metalsdaily.com). China continues to see gold's limitless potential and continues to build gold reserves at a rapid pace, which analysts note every week, meaning the scale is large (sources: Investing.com, Finbold.com).

This week, the prices of precious metals remained in quite similar positions, the changes are not significant. Usfunds.com says that gold and copper are currently leading the bullion market, with values rising rapidly this year and looking set to continue. In general, experts believe that the current period will be quite stable for many metals, we will see more pronounced changes in the prices of those metals that are already in high positions (source: Metalsdaily.com).
The price of gold has fallen minimally. It is currently trading at $2,326.82 an ounce. Perthmint.com says that for now the yellow metal is breaking its price records and could increase its value even more in the summer. However, experts believe that it is still necessary to monitor market changes. Cityindex.com says that for some time the price of gold may stagnate and stop growing. At the moment, the growth of the gold price is greatly influenced by both China's rapid increase in metal reserves and central banks' investment in this metal, but if at least one of them stops investing in gold, then the increase in its value will slow down (sources: Jingdaily.com, Heraeus.com). It is worth watching the developments in the Chinese market to see if it slows down.