WTI traded around $53... Brent crude fell 0.85% in early trading on the 9th
Original headline은 현물 53달러선 거래…브렌트유 9일 장 초반 0.85% 하락
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Spot silver rose to around $53 per troy ounce in Asian trading on the 9th, rebounding after two consecutive sessions of declines, while Brent crude fell 0.85% to $97.48 per barrel and WTI dropped 0.35% to $90.51 per barrel. FXStreet linked the silver rebound to easing inflation pressure from lower oil prices, though the article cautioned that the opposite moves alone do not confirm oil weakness drove silver higher. The divergence matters for investors weighing precious metals as an inflation hedge against energy-driven price pressures. What to watch next is whether silver holds the $53 level and whether further oil declines sustain the disinflation narrative.
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