Gold and silver continue to decline amid the strength of the dollar
Gold and silver continued their losses today, Friday, erasing The global decline in technology company stocks and the rise in the value of the dollar, most of the gains they achieved during a short recovery period earlier this week.
Gold in spot transactions fell 0.7 percent to $4,735.99 an ounce (ounce), after falling four percent yesterday, Thursday.
US gold futures contracts for April delivery fell 2.8 percent to $4,752.40 an ounce.
And declined Silver in Spot transactions 3.2 percent to $68.97 per ounce, after falling 19.1 percent in the previous session.
Earlier today, it fell ten percent below the $65 level, recording the lowest level in more than a month and a half.
The M index fell. S. bad. Global stocks rose by more than one percent yesterday, amid growing concerns about the high cost of the artificial intelligence boom, while US Treasuries are in increasing demand after weak labor market data.
Platinum in spot transactions fell ?3.6 percent to $1,916.45 an ounce after hitting an all-time high of $2,918.80 on January 26, while palladium rose 1.3 percent to $1,638.25.
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