Silver Futures Fall to $22.97 in New York
Silver for July delivery fell on the COMEX in New York to $22.97 an ounce, a decline of $0.14.
Silver for July delivery fell on the COMEX in New York to $22.97 an ounce, a decline of $0.14.
Spot silver prices increased $0.10, or 0.74 percent, on May 14, hitting $23.70 an ounce.
Spot silver is down $0.13, at $23.69 an ounce, about 22 percent lower than this time last year
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