Silver presently is the only BEGOS Market outside (below) its Neutral Zone for today; session volatility is again light with August’s “Fed-favoured” PCE inflation gauge in the balance. Silver traded yesterday to as high as 45.50, a better than 14-year high: the white metal now easily leads the BEGOS components year-to-date standings as we’ll present in tomorrow’s 828th consecutive Saturday edition of The Gold Update. Stocks took a bit of a jolt yesterday on an unusually strong revision to finalize Q2’s GDP — perhaps putting into question another Fed rate cut — the S&P 500 nonetheless coming well off its intraday low (6569) in settling at 6605. Looking at correlations for our five primary BEGOS components, the best currently is positive between the Bond and the Euro. In addition to the PCE, other Econ Baro metrics today of course include August’s Personal Income/Spending.