
Silver (XAG/USD) weakened slightly on Thursday (November 27th), trading around $53.25, down 0.15% at the time of writing. The precious metal remained rangebound amid thin liquidity due to the US Thanksgiving holiday. A modest rebound in the US dollar (USD) limited intraday gains and kept silver prices in check.
Despite this consolidation, broader macro conditions remain supportive of precious metals. Several Federal Reserve (Fed) officials recently signaled openness to short-term easing, reinforcing market expectations that the central bank could cut interest rates by another 25 basis points at its December meeting. This prospect continues to weigh structurally on the US dollar, helping limit significant declines in XAG/USD.
At the same time, improving sentiment in global stock markets, driven by growing confidence in the Fed's easing, has slightly reduced demand for safe-haven assets. However, this effect is partially offset by persistent geopolitical risks. Tensions between China and Taiwan resurfaced after Beijing issued a fresh warning to Japan, while investors closely monitored any signs of progress on the US-backed framework for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. These factors maintained a moderate level of caution, indirectly supporting Silver.
In the United States (US), the US Dollar Index (DXY) began to stabilize after a recent decline, holding slightly above its weekly low. Recent US economic data releases, including mixed manufacturing data, signs of labor market weakness, and weaker consumer momentum, reinforced expectations of an economic slowdown.
Previous reports this week have highlighted similar concerns, keeping the market focused on the Fed's next move. Meanwhile, US markets are closed on Thursday, and delayed data releases limit near-term visibility.
Overall, Silver remains near its recent highs, supported by a macro environment that remains supportive of precious metals. However, weak trading conditions could cause XAG/USD to consolidate until US market participants return. (alg)
Source: FXstreet
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