Silver Rises 1.96% to $49.831 an Ounce, Outpacing Gold
Gold gained 0.53%, while European equity indexes and crude benchmarks were also lower in the same market update.

Silver advanced 1.96% to $49.831 an ounce by 8 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 1 (01:00 UTC Monday, Nov. 2), outpacing gold in the market snapshot. Gold added 0.53% to $3,900.63 an ounce, making silver's daily gain 1.43 percentage points larger.
European benchmarks were lower at the same time. The Europe 50 Index fell 1.05% to 6,117.17, Germany's DAX40 lost 0.15% to 25,827.8, and the U.K. FTSE 100 eased 0.03% to 10,723.1. The Europe 50 Index had the largest decline among the three.
Oil prices also slipped. West Texas Intermediate crude declined 0.48% to $102.54 a barrel, while Brent crude fell 0.12% to $115.25. A previous silver market update also paired a gain in silver with declines in European equities and oil, using a separate snapshot.