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Gold and silver prices rose as investors sought safe-haven assets, driven by expectations of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut in December.

Gold and silver prices are rising due to optimism around a potential Federal Reserve rate cut, boosting precious metals in the market.

The cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, has experienced a significant downturn, while silver and gold have reached new all-time highs, sparking concerns about a potential recession and market instability.

Silver prices have surged 74% this year, making it an attractive investment option for some, especially due to its relatively lower cost compared to gold.

Gold and silver prices ended the week with gains, despite a decline on Friday, as gold rose 2.21% to $4087.60 and silver increased, though exact percentage not specified.

Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale has set a new all-time high for oil production in September 2025, despite a marginal decline in overall production and a drop in shale gas output.

The Trump administration has added 10 critical minerals, including metallurgical coal, to a list deemed essential for US economy and national security, aiming to secure supplies for defense and manufacturing.

A recent study suggests that Medicare Advantage plans, which offer extra benefits like dental and vision coverage and gym memberships, may be underutilized, potentially wasting $86 billion in taxpayer funds.

The Global Precious Metals MMI rose by 14.44% in October, driven by sharp price increases in all four major precious metals: gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.

Gold futures plummeted 5.7% to $4,087 per troy ounce, while silver futures fell 7.2% in the worst trading day for gold in over a decade.

Gold futures plummeted 5.7% to $4,087 per troy ounce, marking its worst trading day in over a decade, while silver futures fell 7.2%.

Gold prices dropped 6% to $4,100 per oz, its worst daily decline since 2013, as Bitcoin recovered to trade above $113,000.