Silver futures surged marginally in early trade on the Multi Commodity Exchange as traders and speculators enlarged their positions to meet the current marriage-season demand. For full story, click here
Silver futures declined as a rebound in U.S. equities eroded demand for precious metals as alternative investments. For full story, click here
There is little hope of an industrial demand to pick up soon, so silver is in the hands of investors. For full story, click here
Silver futures for May delivery dipped 51.8 cents, or 3.7 percent, to $13.357 an ounce on the Comex. For full story, click here
Commodities rose, led by precious metals, on speculation that the Federal Reserve’s steps to revive the U.S. economy will led to an increase in demand for raw materials as a hedge against inflation. Silver headed for the biggest gain since 1979. Frank McGhee, head dealer at Integrated Brokerage Services LLC in Chicago, said: We’ve got [...]
Beware! Those who rush to buy gold must not neglect silver. If the present trend continues silver will be the metal people should be watching. As per experts, silver prices will go up faster than gold rates in the coming days due to increased demand and a shortage in supply. Frank, CEO of the Butzbach-based investment [...]
Weakening rupee that is making imports ever more expensive and the inability of importers to liquidate stocks brought in earlier could keep Indian gold and silver importers out of the market longer than expected, analysts said Tuesday. For full story, click here
Increase in risk aversion among traders amidst tumbling equity markets and growing concern over deepening recession increased safe haven demand for [recious metal. For full story, click here
There is a big demand for physical silver & gold says Ross Beaty. For full story, click here
Retail investment through coins and bars has remained resilient, contributing nearly 5% to the total demand. For full story, click here
Tuesday, May 5, 2009