Risk Aversion Continues to Weigh on Silver
Silver spent much of the week under pressure primarily from EU concerns, but managed gains on Thursday.
Silver spent much of the week under pressure primarily from EU concerns, but managed gains on Thursday.
Silver has been headed down for over two months. Is this just one of those volatile moments we were warned about?
Silver prices dropped lower into the $20s this week as the greenback soared.
The use of silver for health-related purposes is growing. But will it have an impact on the silver market?
As silver continues to fall, investors continue to shy away.
Chinese investors will soon have direct domestic access to silver futures. Could this development be a game changer?
As silver continues to align itself with industrial metals, certain behavioral changes are occuring.
Silver scrap accounted for nearly 25 percent of production in 2011, driven largely by high prices and legislation.
Silver has been acting like other physical commodities. This could be a cause for concern given the macroeconomic and investor sentiment uncertainty.
Silver was in surplus in 2011 and will be in surplus again this year, leaving investors to play a critical role in the market.
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