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Gold prices dipped below $4,000 an ounce this week, and silver is also feeling the squeeze, down nearly 20% this year. Market experts believe a rebound isn't likely soon, as central banks tightening policy and inflation worries weigh on precious metals. This follows record-breaking rallies for both gold and silver in 2025.
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