Global stocks slip on last trading day of 2025 as silver tumbles ‑6%
Source Cryptopolitan
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Global stocks are losing steam on the final trading day of the year, with US futures down 0.2% and Asian shares dipping in thin trading.
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Silver crashed nearly 6%, but it’s still up 147% in 2025, capping its best year since 1979 alongside gold.
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Oil is closing the year ugly, headed for its biggest drop since 2020, thanks to growing fears of a supply glut in 2026.
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The yuan just broke below 7 per dollar, and China’s Xi Jinping says they hit their 2025 goals, giving Asia’s traders something to hold onto.
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