iShares Silver Trust (SLV)

As the world becomes more unstable and inward-facing, there is a growing surge toward the most timeless and borderless currencies—gold and silver.

Fed drama, Brazil’s bold rate hike, Powell vs. Trump, Canada’s confusion.

Silver plunges 1.6% as US Dollar and yields surge late Friday.

The sell-off in the precious metals continued again on Friday, particularly in the silver market, where the silver price was down another 45 cents to $33.53.

Gold is about four times what it was worth at its 1980 peak, whereas silver is about 25% less. That’s pretty abysmal.

Silver price consolidated below the $34.00 figure for the second consecutive day and printed a bearish day, losing over 0.68% on Thursday, characterized by overall US Dollar strength.

Gold rose 0.1% to settle at $3,043.80 per ounce.

Like gold in 2024, silver now stands out as a better-performing alternative to the 60/40 portfolio, marking a major turning point for investors seeking tangible assets in the face of traditional strategies.

Silver price finished the day with a loss of over 0.55% on Wednesday after the Fed held rates unchanged while acknowledging that the economic outlook is uncertain due to US trade policies implemented by President Donald Trump.

Stocks rolled higher today.

Gold and silver soared, with the silver futures contract tagging 35 intraday.

For several years now, gold has played an increasingly important role in the international financial system.

There was no update on the physical gold in CME associated warehouses in Hong Kong.

The Consumer Price Index substantially slowed, whilst the Producer Price Index actually hinted at deflation, the headline number’s pace at zero and that for the core coming in negative.

Gold reached a new all-time-high this week, closing at $2,985 (+$75). Silver closed at $33.89 (+$1.29).

Will the price manage to go further up? We have two more weeks until this month closes, but everything still looks bullish.

In this comprehensive video, I discuss the recent breakdown in the market. I also take a closer look at the Fibonacci levels in the precious metals.

Gold and silver gave up some ground, although gold hit an intraday new all time high, hitting my long term chart objective at 3018.

Signs of escalating trade tensions triggered risk-off, sending stock prices tumbling.

The Silver price (XAG/USD) loses momentum to near $33.80 during the early Asian session on Friday.

Stocks are hitting some 'must hold' levels. The slow managed decline suggests that we may not be done with this unwinding, flash relief rallies notwithstanding.

Silver has been within the bullish impulse wave formation since August 2022.

Silver price (XAG/USD) continues its upward momentum for the third consecutive session, hovering around $33.30 per troy ounce during Asian trading hours on Thursday.

Gold has experienced a major upwards repricing in recent years. It's up nearly $1,000/oz over the past two years.