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New York silver futures fell by 7% intraday, with the latest price at $66.31 per ounce.

New York silver futures fell by 7% intraday, with the latest price at $66.31 per ounce.

汇通财经汇通财经2026/06/18 19:04
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Recently, the precious metals market has experienced significant volatility. The sharp decline in silver futures may be related to multiple factors such as the performance of the US dollar, changes in market risk appetite, and overall trading sentiment in commodities. Investors should closely monitor subsequent market dynamics and strengthen risk management.
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