Silver missed the Black Friday sale memo, rising to a new all-time high of US$56.86 per ounce. The white metal’s price rise came after CME Group (NASDAQ:CME) halted trading on the Comex on Friday (November 28), citing a ‘cooling issue’ at a CyrusOne data center located in a Chicago suburb. ‘On November 27, our CHI1 facility experienced a chiller plant failure affecting multiple cooling units,’ a CyrusOne spokesperson explained to CNBC in an email. “Our engineering teams, along with specialized mechanical contractors, are on-site working to restore full cooling capacity. We have successfully restarted several chillers at limited capacity and have deployed temporary cooling equipment to supplement our permanent systems.” A CME Group X post shows that by 5:46 a.m. PST, all markets were open and trading. All CME Group markets are open and trading. — CME Group (@CMEGroup) November 28, 2025 According to Reuters, the outage is one of…
