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Another day, another silver handle. US economy weaker than it looks.

Today, a rundown of the latest market action and the "last chance saloon" for bears still hanging in there for now as earning season picks up momentum from here after yesterday's downbeat reception of JPMorgan's earnings call, with Jamie Dimon downbeat on implications of US defic ...  Show more

What could take silver to USD 250 an ounce?

Today we round up the market action and focus especially in on the precious metals and other commodities markets with a spotlight on silver and whether it is getting overdone here to the upside, or if the rallies in gold and now silver are leading indicators of a more transformat ...  Show more

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