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Add as a preferred source on GoogleSpot silver was up 3.84% intraday on Nov. 2; spot gold touched $3,930 an ounce and rose 1.38% intraday.
Silver’s intraday gain exceeded gold’s on Nov. 2, as spot prices for the two precious metals rose in Monday trading and silver touched $51 an ounce.
Spot silver was up 3.84% intraday. Spot gold touched $3,930 an ounce and rose 1.38% intraday.
A prior EconoTimes report on a $50.33 silver snapshot cited StackerScan’s stored price table at 3:06 a.m. ET (08:06 UTC); its timestamp marked a snapshot update, not an exchange quote.
Silver finished October at $49.1 an ounce after falling below $50 for the first time since November 2025.
Trading Economics' rolling measure showed larger losses than a separate series of New York month-end closing prices.
A 10% rise in Brent maps to an 8% silver decline. Brooks said his late-October estimate may overstate how far both metals could fall.
