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Mining Weekly reported that according to the US Geological Survey, the US produced 89,100 kilograms of silver in January.
Mining Weekly reported that according to the US Geological Survey, the US produced 89,100 kilograms of silver in January. That’s an 11-percent fall from December’s silver production of 99,900 kilograms, and a 7-percent decline from January 2014 output.
As quoted in the market news:
Based on unrounded data, the average daily silver output in January was 2 870 kg, down from the 3 220 kg in December and 3 190 kg for full-year 2014.
The average daily silver price for January was $17.24/oz – 6% more than that of December 2014 and 13% less than that of January 2014.