The silver price was relatively flat during the second quarter of the year, and while it managed to hit a high of US$15.41 per ounce on June 24, it only made gains of just over 1 percent in Q2. While a softer US dollar, geopolitical issues and a slow in economic growth aided the precious metal’s ability to stay above the US$14 level, silver was unable to make the same gains its sister metal gold accomplished in Q2. However, as the white metal heads into a new quarter and a potential interest rate cut is on the horizon, many industry insiders believe that silver is well-positioned to climb and may even outperform the ... (full story)