Gold and silver dipped again yesterday before early signs of stabilization appeared today. The move drew attention because recent momentum had pushed gold priceGold and silver dipped again yesterday before early signs of stabilization appeared today. The move drew attention because recent momentum had pushed gold price
What Triggered the $3.2 Trillion Sell-Off? Why Gold and Silver Slipped Again
Gold and silver dipped again yesterday before early signs of stabilization appeared today. The move drew attention because recent momentum had pushed gold price above $5,000 before a sudden fall toward $4,800. Silver price showed weaker recovery and still trades under visible pressure. Such rapid movement raises a simple question. Why do gold and silver
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