Precious Metals Rally Back On Negative Economic News
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GOLD
Negative economic news hit the market this morning. Retail sales fell in September, for the first time in seven months, plus the U.S. Commerce department reported a decline of 0.3% in household spending. Both were under expectations and equities dropped as precious metals firmed and increased. Gold was trading at $1,474 when the news was released and quickly jumped $15 per ounce. At 11am PT today, Gold is trading at $1,489, up $17 on excellent volume.
SILVER
Silver hit an overnight low of $17.10 and quickly jumped $0.30 on the economic news and bargain buying. Although Silver was still trading lower when the U.S. Markets opened, many Silver equities are currently trading 2-5% higher. A rally in precious metal mining stocks in the face of a declining bullion market is a good indicator of short covering and the near-term direction is higher. At 11am PT today, Silver is down $0.04 per ounce, trading at $17.40 on normal volume.
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