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Gold and Silver Keep Falling as Gold Sinks Below Its Long-Term Line
Gold and silver prices fell on Monday, with gold dropping 0.88% to $4,290 and silver 2.03% to $66.50, extending last week's decline driven by a strong US jobs report that diminished expectations of a 2026 rate cut.
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