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Goldman Sachs says extreme silver price swings are to persists, both up and down, advises volatility averse clients to remain cautious; still see US tariffs on silver as unlikely

Goldman Sachs is warning that we should expect continued volatility in silver prices, suggesting both upward and downward swings.

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This is particularly relevant for volatility-averse traders who might want to exercise caution in their positions. The comment on U.S. tariffs indicates a lower likelihood of external shocks, but the inherent price fluctuations could impact trading strategies.

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