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Silver Forecast: Still Waiting for Bonds to Move
Silver continues to be held hostage by the latest moves in the bond markets, as rates remain a major factor in pricing, and more specifically, risk appetite. Silver continues to be noisy during the trading session on Monday as we are watching interest rate markets very closely and quite frankly, the interest rate market will be watching the headlines coming out of the Middle East and needless to say on Monday they got a little bit more dire in the sense that the Iranians are talking about closing the Strait of Hormuz again. With this, I think there are a lot of traders that are a bit hesitant to really put a huge put ... (full story)
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