Gold-silver ratio rises to 79.08, up 31.49% year-to-date
Original headline金银比升至 79.08，年内累涨 31.49%
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The gold-silver ratio rose to 79.078 on November 4, up 0.175 or 0.22% from the prior close of 78.903, within a daily range of 78.914 to 79.424. The gauge has climbed 15.33% over the past month and 31.49% year-to-date, reflecting silver's sustained underperformance relative to gold. The ratio's advance signals persistent divergence between the two precious metals rather than a broad-based rally. Market participants will watch whether the ratio extends toward its recent highs or mean-reverts as industrial demand and monetary policy expectations shift.
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