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Silver fell to 62.53 USD/t.oz, hitting multi-month lows and extending a 4.88% decline over the past four weeks. Despite the short-term pullback, silver retains a 46.53% gain over the past 12 months.
Silver dropped toward $65.50 per ounce following stronger-than-expected US nonfarm payrolls, which fueled expectations for an upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate hike and lifted Treasury yields. S…
Silver prices opened 1.9% higher on Thursday, briefly surpassing $67/oz, driven by declining long-term Treasury yields following the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback announcement. While yields dipped, an…
Silver (XAGUSD) dipped on profit-taking and rising oil prices, but found support from reduced Fed rate hike bets and strong industrial demand.