Silver briefly broke above $51 to new all-time highs before falling back under $49.

The Dow Industrials has eased back to its 20-day MA, as like other indices. Today's volume registered as distribution, and there is a weak MACD 'sell' in the mix although other technicals are bullish.

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As exciting as it is that silver broke $50 today, the evidence is increasingly suggesting that something has broken in the physical silver spot market.

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Major indexes took a breather today, with all three -- four if counting the small cap Russell 2000 -- marking modest losses.

XAU/USD tumbles 1.50% from record $4,058 as DXY gains.

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Over the last few days, Gold has exceeded the $4,000 per ounce mark, and Silver briefly surpassed the magical threshold of $50 today – a new all-time high, even if it was only intraday.

Amid all the chaos of the next couple of months, expect some truly spectacular Q3 earnings reports from the gold/silver miners, and the occasional burst of high-profile M&A.

The Dow Jones fell on Thursday, hitting a one-week low.

While the company regained Nasdaq compliance this quarter, its high float and low institutional ownership mean sentiment can swing fast.

Inflows of gold into ETFs set a record in the third quarter, driven by the largest September increase on record.

The Japanese Yen weakens for a sixth straight day as USD/JPY holds near 153.00.

Here's a glance at the major news developments on Thursday.

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) clinched its fourth day in a row of gains, markedly surpassing the 99.00 barrier to hit new multi-week highs against the backdrop of some widespread recovery in U.S. Treasury yields.

Looking ahead, PepsiCo expects low-single-digit increase in organic revenue for the full fiscal year, with core constant currency earnings flat year-over-year.  

Following the recent elections in Japan, the Yen chart signals a potential weakening against the Dollar.