Silver Extends Decline to $66.50, Lowest in Over Two Years
Silver (XAG/USD) fell to near $66.50 during late Asian trading on Monday, its lowest level in over two years, as the sell-off continues. Some market participants are now questioning whether the price could head toward $60.
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Silver (XAG/USD) extended its decline on Monday, falling to near $66.50 during the late Asian session. This marks the lowest price level seen in over two years.
The sell-off in the precious metal continues, and the latest drop has sparked speculation about a potential move toward the $60 mark. The decline reflects sustained bearish pressure, though specific catalysts remain unclear from available data.
Source: FXStreet Forex News