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Gold and Silver Stumble at the End of Best Year Since the 1970s

December 31, 2025

Gold and silver prices experienced a decline on the final trading day of 2025, despite both metals achieving their largest annual gains since the 1970s. Gold is hovering around $4,320 an ounce, while silver has dropped to approximately $71, following significant price volatility that led to increased margin requirements by the CME Group.

Gold and Silver Stumble at the End of Best Year Since the 1970s

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Key Highlights

Gold prices fell to around $4,320 per ounce at the end of 2025.
Silver prices tumbled to about $71, marking nearly an 8% drop.
2025 marks the strongest annual gain for gold at around 66% and silver at nearly 150% since 1979.
The CME Group raised margin requirements twice in one week due to trading volatility.
Both metals have experienced significant price swings during post-holiday trading.

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Gold and Silver Stumble at the End of Best Year Since the 1970s

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