By mid October miner sentiment had improved as gold broke above $1180, but there's little left of that optimism. With gold closing October at $1141.7, down 1.9% over the week, the yellow metal has given back about half of its October gains. Silver at $15.535 (-1.7%) doesn't do much better. The white metal only briefly regained $16 by mid October.
Saturday, 31 October 2015
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