Silver futures moved lower during today's session, retreating approximately 2% from a near one month high established yesterday. After closing above 90.00 at 91.63, the market experienced some selling pressure despite the broader recovery trend seen throughout February. A primary driver for the pullback appeared to be strength in the U.S. dollar, which potentially broke out of its recent range to the upside. Other factors influencing the metals complex include upcoming inflation data and a move lower in yields. Gold futures also traded slightly lower but remained at the top end of the monthly range. Both Silver and Gold futures continue to show signs of recovery following the heavy selling pressure witnessed in late January.