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Spot Silver Slides 3% as Gold Falls Nearly $30 in Metals Selloff

Silver traded at $59.50 an ounce, while gold fell to $4,085.96 during Wednesday’s move.

Silver and gold bars resting side by side on stone / TokenPost.ai
Silver and gold bars resting side by side on stone / TokenPost.ai

Spot silver fell 3% on Wednesday to $59.50 an ounce, while spot gold dropped nearly $30 over a short period to $4,085.96, marking a sharp decline across the precious-metals market.

The move put silver under immediate pressure after the metal’s intraday loss reached 3%. Gold also extended its short-term decline, falling close to $30 before trading at $4,085.96 an ounce.

Both metals were lower at the same time, highlighting a broad retreat within the precious-metals market.

The reported prices reflect levels during Wednesday’s trading session and may change as the market moves.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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