Silver

Silver bulls have finally cracked stubborn resistance, but can they maintain momentum? With gold hitting record highs, is this the beginning of a broader breakout for the precious metals complex?

Inflation hedges shine despite a strong dollar and elevated yields, but with key resistance levels in play, the Trump tariff threat looms as a make-or-break moment.

Gold, Silver Forecast: Following the triangle formation in gold prices between December 2024 and January 2025, gold has taken a bullish turn, breaking above the $2,700 mark and eyeing its all-time high once again.

Gold and silver’s early 2025 rally hit a wall, with surging yields and a stronger dollar likely contributing to sharp reversals on Monday. As key support levels come into play, we look at potential trade setups.

While last year it lagged gold in reaching new record highs due to economic concerns in China, silver’s long-term prospects appear promising. The question remains: can silver climb to $35 or higher this year? Here’s an in-depth look at the factors shaping the silver forecast.

There's nothing quite like a volatile whipsaw to snap traders out of a lull, and that is exactly what we saw on gold and silver prices on Thursday, during a day of heavy losses. While I suspect price action to remain choppy, I also think they'll grind lower from here.

Gold is testing critical resistance, silver continues to climb after breaking its downtrend, and bitcoin consolidates before another potential surge. With technical and momentum signals aligning, could the stage be set for a decisive breakout across these assets?

USDJPY, Silver Forecast: As the final BOJ meeting for 2024 approaches, combined with holiday season trends, the Yen and Silver are poised for potential bullish rebounds. However, the strength of the Dollar rally remains in question.

Gold and silver could be primed for a recovery as US bond yields show signs of consolidation following their rapid climb. With a quiet economic calendar and fewer Fed rate cuts now priced in, a near-term ceiling on yields may shift momentum in favour of precious metals. Here's why this setup could signal a bottom for gold and silver prices.

Silver and NZD/USD have plunged to fresh lows as higher U.S. rates and dollar strength dominate. But with a quiet calendar next week, the risk of a near-term short squeeze is rising. Key chart levels are in play, offering traders new opportunities on both sides of the market.

Silver was all the rage a month ago as the metal pushed up to a fresh 12-year high. But it couldn’t break above the 35-level in silver futures and since then it’s been drawdown and pullback. Now the 30-level is back in-play.

Fed rate cut hopes are fading fast, sending US interests rate soaring and shaking up many low or non-yielding assets. With Trump’s re-election and fresh economic data on the way, silver and the Swiss franc are in the firing line. Could this be the end of the road for further rate cuts?

Gold, Silver Outlook: Gold reached a record high of $2790/ounce on October 31st before ending the month with a 60-point pullback. Is this a short-term correction or the start of a longer-term trend reversal?

Silver prices have stalled near multi-year highs with the bulls vulnerable into major resistance. Battle lines drawn on the XAG/USD weekly technical chart.

A stronger US dollar and higher US interest rates usually create headwinds for precious metals given they are priced in USD and offer no yield for holders, but not in 2024. Even as the greenback and US rates have ratchetted higher, gold and silver have surged, hitting record and 12-year highs respectively. If traditional negatives are no longer proving influential, what could potentially derail the rally?

USDJPY Forecast: Safe-haven assets are gaining traction, with the US Dollar Index surging above the 104-mark, USDJPY above 150, and silver reaching 12-year highs.

While central banks have been patting themselves on the backs for beating inflation, markets don’t seem too sure about that, and the move in silver as longer-dated US yields are surging suggests that the fight with inflation may not yet be over.