📝 Executive Summary
Silver prices retreated on Friday, shedding 0.76% to trade at $60.50. The decline follows a rise in US Treasury yields, which offset the impact of a weakening US Dollar after a soft domestic jobs report.
Silver prices fell 0.76% to $60.50 on Friday as rising US Treasury yields countered dollar weakness following a disappointing US jobs report.
Silver prices are facing downward pressure as rising US Treasury yields counteract the weakness in the US Dollar. Despite the Greenback's decline following a soft US jobs report, the upward movement in yields has capped potential gains, leading to a 0.76% retreat in the asset to $60.50.
The asset is trading at $60.50.
The retreat is primarily driven by rising US Treasury yields, which are offsetting the impact of a weaker US Dollar.
Silver prices retreated on Friday, shedding 0.76% to trade at $60.50. The decline follows a rise in US Treasury yields, which offset the impact of a weakening US Dollar after a soft domestic jobs report.
While a weaker dollar typically supports silver, the recent rise in US Treasury yields has exerted downward pressure on the metal, leading to a 0.76% decline.