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Created Date: December 13, 2025 10:34
Silver prices fell 3 percent with profit selling after hitting an all-time record of $64.64 in the early hours. Despite this decline, gold prices maintained their strong stance and remained at a 7-week high.
Silver prices fell nearly 3 percent on Friday due to profit taking after reaching an all-time high in the early hours of the session. Despite this sharp decline, gold prices continued their rise and remained at the highest level in 7 weeks.
GRAM GOLD IS ALSO AT THE PEAK
Gold prices maintained general interest in the precious metals market. Spot gold increased by 0.05 percent to 4 thousand 300 dollars, reaching its highest level since October 21.
In the domestic market, gram gold reached a historical peak on Friday. While gram gold prices broke a record by rising up to 5 thousand 976 liras during the day, the week closed at 5 thousand 902 TL, retreating slightly from this peak. Gold is currently sold for 5 thousand 960 TL.
112 PERCENT ANNUAL INCREASE IN SILVER DRAWS ATTENTION
Silver prices fell 3 percent due to profit sales after breaking a record at $64.64 per ounce earlier in the day. Spot silver fell by 3 percent to $61.7 per ounce.
Silver, which increased by approximately 5 percent on a weekly basis, attracted attention by reaching 112 percent since the beginning of the year. Market experts stated that shrinking stocks, strong industrial demand and the inclusion of silver in the US list of critical minerals were effective in this high annual increase.
MARKETS FOCUSED ON FED DECISION AND CRITICAL DATA
The US Federal Reserve (Fed), which is the most important agenda item in financial markets, announced the third and last quarter-point interest rate cut of the year this week. However, the Fed showed a cautious stance to the markets by giving the message that it would wait for more data for new reductions. Markets are pricing in two interest rate cuts for next year. Following these developments, investors are focused on the US non-farm employment data to be announced next week.
THE PEAK OF THE LAST 12 YEARS IN PLATINUM AND PALLADIUM
A strong trend was also observed in other precious metals. Platinum rose 2.6 percent to $1,740.05, reaching its highest level since September 2011. Palladium rose to $1,497.21 with a 0.9 percent premium. Both metals are preparing to close the week with an increase.
