Holdings of SPDR Gold fall, iShares Silver rise
SPDR Gold Trust holdings fell 0.13% to 33,996,676.2 ounces on Sept. 29 from Sept. 28. iShares Silver Trust holdings rose 0.20% to 494,978,196.6 ounces over the same period.
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SPDR Gold Trust holdings fell 0.13% to 33,996,676.2 ounces on Sept. 29 from Sept. 28. iShares Silver Trust holdings rose 0.20% to 494,978,196.6 ounces over the same period.
Reuters table shows SPDR Gold Trust holdings rose to 34,042,515.8 ounces on Sept. 29 from 33,904,995.7 ounces on Sept. 25. iShares Silver Trust holdings edged down to 493,984,760.2 ounces from 494,436,351.2 ounces over the same period.
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