Gold settled at US$4,326 an ounce while silver surged 3.7% to US$65.82. Dollar strength and industrial appetite split the two metals, putting Mexico and Peru in
Key Facts
Gold slipped 0.35% to US$4,326 an ounce even as a weaker equities session kept haven demand alive
Silver surged 3.70% to US$65.82 an ounce outpacing gold decisively on a burst of industrial buying
The move defied a firming US dollar which usually pressures both precious metals lower across the board
US equity benchmarks ended lower with the S&P 500 at 7,753.11 and the Nasdaq at 26,605.36
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