On Friday, November 14, 2025, global silver prices continued to rise and remained near this year's peak, around USD 52-53 per troy ounce. Within a week, silver had surged nearly 10%, making it one of the best weekly performers of 2025 and bringing prices back near last October's record high. This increase was supported by a combination of a weakening US dollar and continued strong investor interest in safe-haven assets following the end of the US government shutdown, which had disrupted economic data releases. Beyond short-term sentiment, silver's bigger story stems from its long-term...
Gold prices edged up to around $4,084/oz after two days of declines of more than 3%. This occurred amid diminishing expectations for a Fed interest rate cut next month, as several US central bank officials signaled their uncertainty about further rate cuts.Although interest rates could potentially remain high in the short term, gold is still supported by expectations that the Fed will increase liquidity through Treasury bill purchases and gradually move towards a more lenient policy. This has maintained interest in gold, while other precious metals such as silver, platinum, and palladium...
Silver prices (XAG/USD) were stable around $50.84 per ounce on November 17, 2025, up slightly after last month's correction. Sentiment was supported by the fact that the overall precious metals market was under scrutiny following various delayed US economic data. Investor interest in silver remains high as global supply is expected to be in deficit for the fifth consecutive year, strengthening the potential for long-term upside. However, the market is also cautious. Although documentation suggests that silver prices could reach their medium-term target above $53 per ounce, the potential for...