Gold and silver prices increased for the second day, aided by a weaker US dollar. Gold rose to $4,111, despite continuing a decline, while silver reached $59.53. Both metals are on track for significant weekly losses as gold's June decline reaches 11%.
Gold and silver prices rose for a second consecutive day, supported by a weakening US dollar. Comex gold reached $4,111, while silver hit $59.53. Despite these gains, both metals are set for substantial weekly losses, with gold's June decline reaching 11%.
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