Analysis

TradingKey - The silver market is witnessing an unprecedented "rally." As futures prices recorded their largest single-day gain in nearly 40 years, retail investors have flocked to the market, with the frenzy even being compared to the "meme stock" phenomenon. This round of silver trading heat has far exceeded market expectations, as several key indicators approach historical extremes.

TradingKey — In early Monday trading, spot gold historically breached the $5,000 per ounce mark, an achievement coming just over three months after prices first surpassed $4,000 on October 8, 2025. During the same period, spot silver also rallied strongly to reach a new high of $107 per ounce.

Roukaya Ibrahim, Chief Strategist at BCA Research, stated in her latest precious metals report that while she remains long-term bullish on silver, the probability of a significant price retracement has risen following the recent sharp rally, and she advises against chasing the surge at current level

TradingKey - Silver is quietly breaking away from paper markets as AI, nuclear power and central banks all start fighting for the same limited pile of real metal.

President Trump announces a 10% tariff on European nations over Greenland acquisition, sending spot gold to a record $4,690 and silver above $94. Analysts warn this may be the start of a systemic shift in the global order.

TradingKey - Spot silver prices broke through the $90/oz mark this week, while the gold-to-silver ratio—a key indicator measuring their relative value—briefly fell below 50, hitting a 14-year low.

TradingKey - Driven by escalating global geopolitical tensions, a weakening U.S. dollar, and rising market expectations for future interest rate cuts, gold and silver have surged recently, with both hitting record highs.

TradingKey - The global precious metals market experienced extreme volatility by the end of 2025. Silver prices plunged nearly 9% on December 29, marking the largest single-day drop since 2021. As silver futures prices plummeted, related precious metals ETFs and mining stocks also saw synchronous de

TradingKey - Since the start of 2025, silver, which offers both investment attributes and industrial utility, has surged by approximately 150%.

TradingKey - Amid escalating global economic uncertainty, gold is experiencing its best performance since 1979, achieving its largest increase in 46 years. As 2025 draws to a close, major Wall Street institutions have confirmed gold's status as the best safe-haven asset, with a consensus forming tha

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TradingKey - Silver prices decisively broke past $60 an ounce as of publication, with its year-to-date gain nearing 110% and significantly outpacing gold's roughly 60% advance.

Dow Jones Market Data shows this marks the first time since 1980all three metals—gold, silver, and copper—simultaneously refreshed their all-time highs in the same year. Will this rally extend into 2026?

TradingKey -The U.S. labor market continues to show signs of weakness, with hiring conditions deteriorating over the past several weeks.

TradingKey - The strength or weakness of the U.S. Dollar Index stands as the core determinant shaping gold's trajectory.

TradingKey - The U.S. government released the delayed September nonfarm payrolls report last week, showing a stronger-than-expected 119,000 jobs added—far exceeding the forecast of 50,000.

TradingKey - Gold retreated sharply after hitting an all-time high of $4,381 on October 20, briefly breaching the $3,900 level as profit-taking by bullish traders unwound a significant portion of accumulated long positions—effectively cooling speculative fervor.

TradingKey - From 27 to 28 October, gold prices plunged sharply, breaching the $4,000 level and now approaching $3,900 per ounce (Figure 1).

In an environment of sustained rate cuts, we remain optimistic about gold's performance over the next 12 months.

TradingKey - Gold prices have surged this year, with the latest rally primarily driven by the collapse of U.S. regional banks and the "No Kings" protest movement. Looking ahead, the U.S. September inflation data—due for release on 24 October—will be the pivotal event shaping gold's near-term...