London Silver Climbs, Ending Week Higher
January 24, 2009 by Silver Coins Today Staff · Leave a Comment
Silver surged earlier in week and sustained the momentum through to Friday. The metal had moved down during the previous week for the first time in 2009. London Silver Fix closed Friday to $11.46 an ounce, rising 68 cents, or a hefty 6.3 percent from last Friday’s close of $10.78.
The following tables list precious metal prices from Friday PM to Friday PM:
London Fix Precious Metal Prices |
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Gold
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Silver
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Platinum
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Palladium
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AM
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PM
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AM
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PM
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AM
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PM
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1/23/2009 |
873.00
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875.75
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11.46
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929
|
928
|
183
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183
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1/16/2009 |
824.25
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833.75
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10.78
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935
|
943
|
182
|
185
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Dollar and Percent ChangesFriday PM-Friday PM
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1/16-1/23 |
Gold
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Silver
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Platinum
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Palladium
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$ Change
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42.00
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0.68
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-15.00
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-2.00
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% Change
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5.0%
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6.3%
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-1.6%
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-1.1%
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These articles offer week ending precious metals news:
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Gold soars above $900 on safe-haven demand – MarketWatch, Jan 23
Gold futures rallied above $900 an ounce Friday to their highest level since early October, as worries about the global economy and markets prompted investors to seek a safe haven. -
Gold Climbs to Three-Week High as Fund Demand Reaches Record – Bloomberg, Jan 23
Gold advanced to a three-week high in London as investors increased holdings of the metal on concern the global recession will deepen. -
US Mint Silver Coin Sales Stats – Silver Coins Today, Jan 23
US silver coin sales have increased across the board during the last several days, according to the latest United States Mint sales stats. Not in any dramatic fashion, but noticeable nevertheless. -
Weekend Report: Silver, Gold, Platinum Prices– CoinNews, Jan 24
Gold, silver and crude enjoyed positive weeks while platinum and U.S. stocks turned lower. London gold finished 5.0 percent higher than last Friday’s close. Silver improved by 6.3 percent while platinum declined 1.6 percent. The Dow lost 2.5 percent, the S&P fell 2.1 percent and the Nasdaq dropped 3.4 percent.