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Silver Holding to the $17 Mark

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Author Name: Walter Pehowich
Posted: 04-25-2016 10:02:00 AM

Is there an increase in-store for silver?

We start the week viewing the price of gold higher due to a weak dollar. All eyes are on the FED later this week, as virtually no one expects any news that would affect our markets either way.

Silver sitting just under $ 17 dollars at the time of this report and with a very quiet economic calendar we expect to see some profit taking in the gray metal after the strong rally last week.

So we expect both markets to continue in a tight trading range with a selling bias especially in silver in the next few days.

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Author Name: Walter Pehowich
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