Chinese Dragon Danger to Global Recovery?

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Thu, Feb 4, 2010

While the doom and gloom over China’s potential global economic impact is casting a shadow over the markets as of late, there are those who feel the worry is a bit overdone.

Tuesday, silver spot prices managed to recover slightly from last week’s sell-off hitting as high as $16.81 in New York early morning trading to close later in the day at $16.70 an ounce. However, silver fell as low as $16.37 early Wednesday morning as the dollar rebounded. Analysts expect prices to move sideways between the $16 and $17.75 range this week.

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