Silver climbed above $49 per ounce on Friday and was poised to finish the week slightly higher as rising market volatility lifted demand for safe-haven assets. Global stocks experienced sharp swings this week amid growing concerns over AI infrastructure spending, while the Federal Reserve's latest rate cut and the Trump-Xi meeting offered little fresh support.
The Fed delivered a widely anticipated quarter-point reduction earlier this week, though Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that another cut in December is not guaranteed. The meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi also concluded with some trade concessions from both sides, but there were no major developments that surprised the market.
Meanwhile, silver lease rates in London eased from record highs, suggesting improved market liquidity. Earlier this month, silver hit all-time highs during a short squeeze and liquidity crunch in London before retreating on profit-taking.
Source: Trading Economi
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