Silver Dips Below $47

Silver fell below $47 per ounce on Thursday after reaching an intraday high of $48.06. Despite the drop, prices have risen over 44% year-to-date, reflecting strong investor interest amid economic uncertainty. Volatility is driven by industrial demand, global economic indicators, and shifting market sentiment. Earlier this week, precious metals rallied as the government shutdown—the first…

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Hang Seng Comeback?

Hong Kong’s stock market rebounded after a one-day hiatus. Signs of stabilization in the property sector and gains in technology stocks boosted positive sentiment. As of 9:55 a.m. local time, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.3% to 27,191.99, and Hang Seng Tech rose 2.2%. Tech stocks led the way: Kuaishou surged 8%, Baidu and Alibaba…

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Silver Set to Gain Nearly 20% Monthly Gain

Silver traded around $47 per ounce on Tuesday and was set to advance almost 20% in September as safe-haven demand strengthened amid the risk of a US government shutdown. The standoff comes as President Donald Trump has made little progress in reaching a temporary spending deal with opponents, heightening market uncertainty. The US Labor Department…

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