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Silver Dips to $49.82 as Industrial Demand Remains Key
Silver prices fell to $49.82 per ounce on November 13, 2026, down $1.22 from the previous day and nearly $2.50 over the past year. The metal has lost 2.39% in the last 24 hours, 17.40% over the past month, and 4.66% compared to a year ago. Historically, silver has underperformed the S&P 500 by roughly 96%, but it serves as a store of value during inflation. Investors can buy silver physically or through ETFs, with industrial demand potentially boosting future prices.
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Silver
Pakistan Rushes to Secure LNG as Winter Crisis Worsens
Natural Gas
Gold Prices Edge Up but Remain Down 7% Over Past Year
Gold
Silver Dips to $49.98 per Ounce on November 13 2026
Silver
Canada’s LNG Sector Emerges as Economic Powerhouse
Natural Gas
Vietnam Boosts Feed Wheat Imports by 60% in 2026
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Canada to invest $200-million in Woodfibre LNG project
Natural Gas
Earlier in Crypto
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Chicago Fed's Goolsbee warns inflation fight far from over
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the central bank must continue efforts to control inflation, citing persistent price increases. The producer price index rose 0.3% in October, with a 6.5% annual gain, while consumer prices also exceeded expectations. Goolsbee attributed inflation to supply shocks and demand from AI data centers. Markets expect a quarter-point rate hike in December, with a 10% chance of a half-point increase.
OM
Kraken Parent Reports 67% Drop in Third-Quarter Earnings
Cyber Heists Hit Banks After Binance’s $6.3 Billion Hack
BNB
DORA
CFTC Chairman Says Crypto Exchanges Embracing New Agency Rules
MEW
Bitcoin Drops Below $69K as Dollar Index Hits 19-Month High
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ETH
SOL
Kraken Parent Reports 67% Drop in Third-Quarter Earnings
U.S. Recovers $1.2 Billion in Stolen Binance Cryptocurrency
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Earlier in Forex
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MUFG raises profit target and announces 200 billion yen buyback
MUFG reported a record first-half net profit of 1.63 trillion yen, up 26% year-over-year, and raised its full-year net profit target to 2.8 trillion yen. The bank announced a 200 billion yen share buyback and increased its annual dividend forecast to 100 yen per share. Strong loan and deposit income, along with higher Japanese interest rates, drove the performance. MUFG maintained its net operating profit target at 2.9 trillion yen, citing future growth investments.
JPY
Goolsbee Urges Fed to Strengthen Inflation Fight
USD
US Futures Rise Amid Microsoft Outage and Inflation Focus
USD
Germany to Propose ECB Leadership Package Next Week
EUR
Gold Recovers Slightly After Sharp Drop but Faces Weekly Loss
USD
Dollar Strengthens as Fed Hike Expectations Grow
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USD
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CHF
Wealth One Bank Raises Funds to Back Fintech Growth
CAD
Earlier in Stocks
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Top U.S. Banks Offer CD Rates Up to 4.50% in November 2026
As of November 12, 2026, major U.S. banks are offering CD rates up to 4.50% with terms ranging from seven to twelve months. American Express leads with a 4.50% APY for a 10-month term, while Capital One offers 4.45% for a 12-month term. CDs provide a fixed return rate over a set term, with various types available to suit different financial goals. CD laddering is a strategy to maximize flexibility and returns by investing across different term lengths.
AXP
Nvidia and Microsoft in Focus as Markets Await Inflation Data
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MSFT
NVDA
Microsoft outage disrupts emergency services across southern England
MSFT
Salesforce Simulator Tests Real-Time AI Assistants for Physical Tasks
CRM
GOOGL
Jensen Huang’s Broken Exit from Nvidia
NVDA
Global Microsoft Outage Disrupts Services in 74 Countries
MSFT
Nvidia Reels After Jensen Huang’s Sudden Exit
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