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Silver was down today due to concerns that the US Federal Reserve will pull back on its monthly bond-buying program by the end of the year. Spot silver dropped $0.19, to $21.11 an ounce.
Silver was down today due to concerns that the US Federal Reserve will pull back on its monthly bond-buying program by the end of the year. Spot silver dropped $0.19, to $21.11 an ounce, Reuters reported. Earlier in the session, spot prices for the metal were down to $21.02 an ounce, the lowest in nearly a month.
Silver futures for December delivery were also lower today on the COMEX in New York. Futures fell about $0.11, to $21.18 an ounce, as per FastMarkets, hitting a low of $21.05 earlier in the day.
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