On June 24, spot silver dropped below $60 per ounce, reaching a new low since December of last year, with a daily decline of 2.51%; New York silver futures also touched down at $60 per ounce, experiencing a daily drop of 3.34%.
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Silver Futures and Spot Prices Fall Below $60
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