Rising Bond Yields, Falling Industrial Demand Behind Slumping Silver Prices

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Rising Bond Yields, Falling Industrial Demand Behind Slumping Silver Prices
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Silver prices just wrapped up their worst four-month stretch since November 2014, dragged down by expectations for higher interest rates and a slowdown in manufacturing activity

Prices just wrapped up their worst four-month stretch since November 2014, dragged down by expectations for higher interest rates and a slowdown in manufacturing activity. Front-month silver futures have fallen more than 21% in that period to around $22 a troy ounce.

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