TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 3.65% to $3,874.76 an ounce at Friday’s New York close, ending October down 6.80%. COMEX gold futures lost 7.05% to $3,884.90 an ounce. Spot silver dropped 5.83% to $49.1077 an ounce, down 18.73% for the month, while COMEX silver futures fell 19% to $49.135. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index closed down 5.45%, down 12.81% in October.
Gold Falls 3.65% to $3,874.76/oz; October Loss 6.80%
The scale of the move matters more than the level: silver's monthly decline is far steeper than gold's, and the equity index tracking the miners fell harder still, showing the selloff amplified down the risk curve rather than confined to bullion. That pattern points to de-risking across the precious-metals complex, not a single-asset repricing. The open question is whether the miners' deeper drawdown keeps leading the metals or lags them into any stabilization.
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