The US Consumer Price Index for September showed a 3.7% annual increase, driven by increased fuel costs. This data has caused silver prices to decline and renewed discussions about a potential Federal Reserve rate hike. The Japanese Yen has weakened below 158.50, reflecting how markets reacted to the CPI figures.
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