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Metals
Metals are important raw materials in industries ranging from construction, automobiles to shipping, making it important for suppliers and consumers to hedge their products against future price movements.
With Phillip Futures, customers can venture into the world of precious metals from COMEX and NYMEX with ease and accessibility. We offer different precious metals products for customers to meet their unique investment objectives and trading needs. Precious metals can be used as both a trading vehicle and a wealth management tool.
Gold
Gold has been a symbol of power and wealth and a store of value since the beginning of time. Gold often serves as the most optimum potential safe haven from uncertainties of economic events, political unrest and high inflation. Investment into gold offers investors an attractive opportunity to diversify their portfolio potentially reducing overall portfolio risk and ultimately, portfolio wealth.
Silver
Silver’s value as a precious metal of choice was long considered only second to Gold. Silver is also used in the manufacturing of products and silver consumption has outpaced new production in recent years. This situation probably cannot persist forever without demand for Silver falling or production supplies and prices rising
Platinum
Platinum, the noble metal, is the most popular of six metals collectively known as the platinum group metals (PGMs). The others include palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and osmium. Platinum is used in a wide range of applications; the major use currently is as auto catalysts. It is thus important for its related industries to hedge against the potential rise in Platinum prices.
Palladium
Palladium, the sister metal of Platinum, is used along side many applications with Platinum. The largest use of Palladium today is in catalytic converters. Palladium is one of the two metals which can be alloyed with Gold to produce white gold as jewelry. Palladium is also being used in electronic connectors and semiconductors.
Copper
Copper was one of the first metals worked by man. The raw material can be easily mined and fashioned into primitive utensils, tools and weapons. Copper is now the world’s third most widely used metal, after iron and aluminum. Worldwide mine production exceeds 17 million tons and there are huge resources, both land and sea-based.
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