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- 1Gold and precious metals slide as risk appetite rises●Фінансовий зріз — 07.10.2026 Метали (USD/oz) Au 4,106.10 (-1.40%) Ag 59.93 (-2.48%) Pt 1,639.00 (-4.15%) Pd 1,146.00 (-4
Precious metals fell across the board on 7 October 2026: gold dropped 1.40% to $4,106 per ounce, silver lost 2.48% to $59.93, platinum slid 4.15% to $1,639 and palladium 4.10% to $1,146. Analysts attribute the pressure on metals to heightened investor risk appetite. The dollar eased against major currencies, with the euro up 0.82% and sterling up 0.54%, while the Ukrainian hryvnia held nearly flat at 44.86 per dollar.
- 2Precious metals rise across the board on October 6●Фінансовий зріз — 06.10.2026 Метали (USD/oz) Au 4,164.30 (+0.17%) Ag 61.45 (+0.44%) Pt 1,710.00 (+1.18%) Pd 1,195.00 (+0
Financial markets are trading higher across the metals complex, with gold at 4,164.30 dollars an ounce, silver at 61.45, platinum at 1,710 and palladium at 1,195, all posting modest gains. The Ukrainian hryvnia is holding steady at about 44.95 to the dollar, keeping the currency market in a narrow range, while bitcoin trades near 85,610 dollars.
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France Today has published a restaurant review of Le Bus Palladium in Paris. Beyond the review's appearance in the magazine, no further details about the restaurant, its cuisine, or the critic's verdict are available. Readers interested in dining out in the French capital may find it a point of reference for where to eat in the city.
- 4Listeners Revisit Frank Zappa's Halloween 77 Concert Box●# NP : # NowPlaying : Frank Zappa - 'Halloween 77' (3cd) (2017) Amazing recording of the last show (of six concerts) in
Frank Zappa's 'Halloween 77', a three-CD live album released in 2017, is drawing fresh attention from music fans. The set documents the final show of six Halloween concerts at The Palladium in New York City on October 31, 1977, featuring band members Terry Bozzio, Adrian Belew, Tommy Mars, Patrick O'Hearn, Ed Mann and Peter Wolf. Fans praise the three-hour recording as an amazing document of Zappa's live prowess.
- 5Lion Battery Technologies Advances Platinum-Based Lithium-Sulfur Battery Work▼Lion Battery Technologies Advances Platinum and Palladium Based Lithium-Sulfur Battery Technology
Lion Battery Technologies reports progress on its lithium-sulfur battery technology that uses platinum and palladium. The company is developing the metals as catalysts to improve the performance and durability of lithium-sulfur cells, an alternative battery chemistry that could offer higher energy density than conventional lithium-ion batteries. The announcement gives investors and battery industry watchers an update on the company's research efforts, though detailed technical or commercial results were not specified in the headline.