TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 0.19% to $4,163.54 an ounce in late Friday New York trade, ending the week down 0.69% after a V-shaped rebound on Oct 14-15. COMEX gold futures closed at $4,187.60, down 0.68% on the week. Spot silver dropped 0.72% to $56.9925 an ounce and lost 6.30% for the week, with an acceleration lower on Oct 14. COMEX copper futures fell 1.94% for the week to $6.5625 a pound.
Gold slips 0.2% Friday, silver tumbles 6.3% for the week
The divergence between gold's modest weekly decline and silver's sharp drop points to silver's dual role as both precious and industrial metal, making it more sensitive to growth concerns. Copper's weekly loss reinforces that read, suggesting the pullback is less about safe-haven demand fading than about industrial demand expectations being repriced. Whether silver continues to underperform gold — and whether copper follows — is the open question for gauging whether this is a metals-wide growth signal or a silver-specific unwind.
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