Gold, silver sink on China worry
Economic Times reports that Gold fell in New York as China may raise interest rates curbed demand for bullion.
Economic Times reports that Gold fell in New York as China may raise interest rates curbed demand for bullion.
Silver futures declined as a rebound in U.S. equities eroded demand for precious metals as alternative investments. For full story, click here
Silver declined by 1.53 per cent in futures deals today as traders booked profits at prevailing higher levels amid a weakening trend in overseas markets. For more information, click here
Silver may decline further for the remaining part of the year as falling industrial and fabrication demand may make the metal surplus, global consultancy firm Gold Field Mineral Services (GFMS) has forecast in its latest report For full story, click here
Silver fell to USD 9.98/10.06 an ounce from USD 10.18 an ounce. For full story, click here
Silver inched up a touch to $9.32. Prices were volatile in early Asian trade on Thursday as declining oil prices and a weak equities market prompted selling from speculators. For full story, click here For full story, click here
The price for the precious metal declined in futures trading as speculators refrained from increasing their positions in view of volatility in global bullion markets. For full story, click here
Silver futures for December delivery declined 2 cents, or 0.2 %, to $9.785 an ounce in New York. The metal is down 34 % in 2008. For full story, click here
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