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Silver is currently selling for $17.75 per ounce. According to iNVEZZ.com, the white metal fell as low as $17.30 earlier, its worst price since June 2010.
Silver is currently selling for $17.75 per ounce. According to iNVEZZ.com, the white metal fell as low as $17.30 earlier, its worst price since June 2010. Factors driving the metal down include a high US dollar, investors reducing their long positions and “the possibility of a sooner-than-expected US rate hike.
As quoted in the market news:
The price of silver for December delivery touched fresh lows as it shed 31 cents to $17.53 as of 07:39 BST on the COMEX in New York and is on course for a second straight session of declines after it fell 3.63 percent on Friday. The settlement closed last week at $17.85, slightly above the intersession low of $17.78 which was the worst performance in over four years.
On a weekly basis, December silver futures lost 76 cents, or 4.08 percent, which was the ninth weekly decline in the past 10 weeks.
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