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Gold (XAU) and silver (XAG) prices surged as the US dollar weakened amid escalating trade tensions and rising geopolitical risks. Gold has pushed above $3,350, while silver remains bullish above ...

Silver prices face downward pressure as the US Dollar strengthens, buoyed by a rebound in the 2-year US Treasury yield. Silver may find support from persistent safe-haven demand driven by growing ...

Silver pulled back from session highs as gold/silver ratio climbed above the 104.50 level. Rising gold/silver ratio is a key problem for silver bulls. If silver settles back below the $32.50 level ...

We were looking at a possible reversal on silver last time ... above 1.1350 in the American session on Thursday. The US Dollar (USD) struggles to gather strength following the mixed macroeconomic ...

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In other words, no matter where in the world you purchase gold, the actual value of that gold in US dollars is the same. The below chart shows the annual gold price performance versus various fiat ...

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The world is worried. And typically in such an environment, investors across the globe rush to three safe havens: the U.S. dollar, U.S. Treasuries, and gold. This ...

As gold marches ever higher, silver continues to lag, like a kid more interested in sniffing flowers than keeping up with his parents’ pace. Don’t get me wrong. Silver hasn’t done horribly so far this ...

And, true to form, they’re taking their shots and badly missing. Many are crediting the jump in gold to the drop in the U.S. dollar, and given this slide in the greenback, that’s not surprising.

At close: April 21 at 3:57:36 p.m. EDT ...