What are commodities?
Commodities are raw materials, including metals, energy and agricultural products. Each market has its own supply and demand drivers.
Explore precious metals, price movements and the role commodities can play in a portfolio.
Gold and silver are precious metals with investment and practical uses. Their prices respond to changing demand, supply and wider economic conditions. Start by understanding what you own and the risks around it.
Gold is not always safe. Prices can fall and losses are possible.

Commodities are raw materials, including metals, energy and agricultural products. Each market has its own supply and demand drivers.
Both are precious metals. Silver also has substantial industrial uses. Physical holdings can involve storage, security and transaction costs.
Metal prices can fluctuate. Currency movements, demand and market sentiment can affect their value; past prices do not predict future results.
Commodities may behave differently from other assets. Diversification can reduce concentration, but cannot guarantee protection from losses.
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Gold, silver and other commodities, and the role they can play in a portfolio.
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