The global pandemic has delayed many prosecutions. The cases facing traders and institutions on abuses in the precious metal markets are no exception. With far more pressing matters facing the world financial markets, I would not be surprised to see prolonged delays before prosecutors present their cases against individuals. When it comes to financial institutions, we could see the investigations run out of steam, and the issues swept under the carpets of justice.
The silver spoofers and banks that turned a blind eye to misbehavior could wind up being saved by the virus.
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