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Gold and silver prices soared, then plummeted. What’s going on?
Analysts see various factors at play for price swings, from Trump’s unpredictability to distrust in economic systems.
Gold and silver prices have been on a rollercoaster ride in the past few days.
After racking up huge gains over the past year to hit record highs, prices of the precious metals fell sharply on Friday and Monday.
Prices recovered some ground on Tuesday, though remaining well below their peaks.
Here’s all you need to know about the recent price moves:
Precious metals are prized by investors for their tendency to hold their value.
Historically, they have attracted buyers during times of economic uncertainty and geopolitical turmoil.
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It’s been a weird few days on Wall Street
Wall Street traders are grappling with sharp swings in precious metals, bitcoin is hovering at its lowest level since April and there are lingering nerves about technology stocks.
It’s been a weird few days on Wall Street. Gold and silver, considered havens amid uncertainty, have experienced enormous volatility. A ferocious rally in precious metals this year halted with a painful drop on Friday.
Meanwhile, bitcoin slumped over the weekend, tumbling from above $83,000 to as low as $74,570 and hitting its lowest level since April. Bitcoin is down sharply from a record high above $126,000 in October. And markets in Asia kicked off February on a down note: South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index sank 5.26% on Monday and had its worst day since April.
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