Precious metals took a hit as spot gold and silver prices declined sharply in recent trading. According to market data from BlockBeats, the drop in gold prices accelerated, with spot gold slipping below the $4,500 per ounce mark—a 0.82% dip from the previous close. The decline extended to precious metals more broadly, as spot silver surrendered all of its intraday rally, which had peaked at over 6% at one point, finishing the session at $77.7 per ounce with a 1.58% loss. The reversal in silver's fortune—from significant gains to material losses—underscores the volatility in the commodities complex as investors reassess their positions.
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Precious metals took a hit as spot gold and silver prices declined sharply in recent trading. According to market data from BlockBeats, the drop in gold prices accelerated, with spot gold slipping below the $4,500 per ounce mark—a 0.82% dip from the previous close. The decline extended to precious metals more broadly, as spot silver surrendered all of its intraday rally, which had peaked at over 6% at one point, finishing the session at $77.7 per ounce with a 1.58% loss. The reversal in silver's fortune—from significant gains to material losses—underscores the volatility in the commodities complex as investors reassess their positions.