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Silver futures for December delivery on the COMEX in New York hit a low of $22.79 an ounce today, but later increased to $23.145 an ounce, a rise of $0.14 from the previous session.
Silver futures for December delivery on the COMEX in New York hit a low of $22.79 an ounce today, but later increased to $23.145 an ounce, a rise of $0.14 from the previous session, according to Bloomberg.
Meanwhile, spot silver prices rose $0.11, to $23.05 an ounce, this morning, Reuters reported.
Investors are cautious, awaiting news about a possible military strike on Syria and the future of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus program.
Kitco News reported that the near-term technical posture for gold has declined slightly recently, creating “chart-based selling pressure” for silver markets.