On July 1, as silver prices fell by more than 1%, the stock prices of silver mining companies listed in the U.S. declined in pre-market trading. The Global X Silver Miners ETF dropped by 2.3%, and the BlackRock Silver Trust fell by 2.5%. Hecla Mining decreased by 1.5%, Coeur Mining fell by 1.2%, and Silver Lake Resources dropped by 4.2%.
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Silver Prices Decline, U.S.-Listed Silver Mining Stocks Drop in Pre-Market
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