Gold rose 0.54% to 4,094 and silver 0.85% to 63.91 on Wednesday, a faint bounce off deep lows that left both metals far below the lines they broke, still trapped in their slide.
Key Facts
Gold rose 0.54% to 4,094 on Wednesday June 10 — a faint bounce after diving to 4,024 intraday.
Silver rose 0.85% to 63.91, also clawing back from a deep low near 61.5.
Both stayed deep in their slide, far below the long-term lines they broke this week.
A firm dollar and high rates remain the surface cause of the pressure.
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