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Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening
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September 25, 2026184Views0Likes0Comments

Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Silver was trading at $72.36 an ounce on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (#SHFE) on Thursday evening, roughly $8.66 above COMEX silver in New York, a premium of more than 13.5%. The price of silver in Shanghai continues to slowly widen and pull away from the Western LBMA and COMEX benchmarks, and months of market turmoil…

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Gold price battles $4,300 support
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September 25, 202659Views0Likes0Comments

Gold price battles $4,300 support, but BMO sees underlying demand strengthening

Gold prices are struggling to hold gains above critical near-term support at $4,300 an ounce as renewed momentum in the U.S. dollar and elevated bond yields continue to take their toll on the precious metal. Gold prices have dropped below $4,300 and are currently trading at $4,279.80 an ounce, down close to 2% on the…

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231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation
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September 23, 202665Views0Likes0Comments

231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation, and Australia Has Its Own Golden Chapter

On 22 September 1795, the fledgling United States Mint in Philadelphia released 1,097 of America’s first $10 gold coins, known as “eagles,” into circulation. It was a quiet milestone for a young nation still working out what its money should be, but it set a standard that would shape American coinage for well over a…

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