Silver yesterday topped 60.00 for the first time and thus far today has traded to as high as 62.14, the Gold/Silver ratio having fully reverted to its century-to-date evolving mean of 69.4x, the ratio currently 68.3x; the white metal is at present above its Neutral Zone for today, as is Copper; the rest of the BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is light. Silver’s best Market Rhythm is currently (if seeking a targeted outcome of 0.52 points) is the 12hr MACD, or on a pure swing basis the 6hr MACD; of note, Gold these last couple of weeks continues not to confirm Silver’s rally. What is “scheduled” for the Econ Baro versus that which is actually released of late is patchy at best: expected for today is November’s Treasury Budget, plus in arrears, Q3’s Employment Cost Index. Then come 19:00, look for the FOMC (not unanimously) to lower the FedFunds rate by -0.25% to the 3.50-3.75% target range.