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Gold and Silver futures declined in year-end trading. 12/31/25
Gold and Silver futures experienced a decline on the final trading day of 2025 despite being positioned for their largest annual gains in 40 years. Prices softened amidst thin post-holiday liquidity, though safe haven demand and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts continue to provide a supportive environment. Traders are currently eyeing a 17% probability of a rate cut at the January 28 meeting according to the CME FedWatch Tool. Silver futures remain volatile after a historic intraday reversal to the $70 level, while Copper futures face pressure due to declining consumption in China despite long-term demand for ...
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From finance.yahoo.com | Dec 31, 2025
Gold and silver fell on the last trading day of 2025, though both remained on track for the biggest annual gain in more than four decades as a banner year for precious metals draws to a close. Spot gold hovered around $4,320 an ounce, while silver slid toward $71. The two have seen exceptional volatility in thin post-holiday trading, plunging Monday before ...
From channelnewsasia.com | Dec 31, 2025
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From cnbc.com | Dec 31, 2025
Gold and silver prices lost ground on Wednesday as investors booked profits after a historic annual rally and exchange operator CME Group hiked the margins on precious metal futures for the second time in the space of a week. Spot gold prices fell 0.8% to $4,313.59 per ounce at 7:50 a.m. ET, extending losses in the run-up to the new year. The yellow metal ...
