
Silver Trading Surges After Prices Hit Record Highs
Silver and gold prices are rebounding after setting all-time highs, driven by a massive surge in trading volumes on the Comex and Shanghai exchanges.

Leo Garrison is a commodities and macro strategist for Wealtoro. He specializes in the analysis of precious metals, energy markets, and the impact of central bank policies on commodity prices.
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Silver and gold prices are rebounding after setting all-time highs, driven by a massive surge in trading volumes on the Comex and Shanghai exchanges.

Silver prices surged to a new all-time high of over $64 per ounce, driven by a fifth consecutive year of a global supply deficit and strong industrial and investor demand.

Silver prices are holding steady near a record high, supported by massive inflows into exchange-traded funds as investors anticipate a key interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.

Silver is trading near a record high of almost $59 an ounce, fueled by the strongest weekly inflows into silver-backed exchange-traded funds since July.

Silver prices are hitting record highs, with gold also rallying, as investors increasingly bet on upcoming interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.

Gold prices dipped slightly to start the week, holding below $4,100 per ounce as investors overwhelmingly anticipate a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December.

Spot gold holds above the key $4000 level as a 38-day U.S. government shutdown halts key economic data, fueling market uncertainty and safe-haven demand.

Silver prices rose to nearly $48.40 per ounce as weak U.S. private jobs data, showing a loss of 153,000 positions, fueled market bets on a Federal Reserve rate cut in December.

Gold prices pushed past the $4,000 mark as investors analyze mixed U.S. economic data and speculate on the Federal Reserve's next move.

Soybean and corn prices fell on Tuesday as traders took profits following recent market gains. Soybeans faced added pressure from biofuel policy uncertainty.

Cocoa prices surged over 6% following news of its inclusion in the Bloomberg Commodity Index, which is expected to drive $1.9 billion in new investment.

Gold prices suffered their sharpest weekly loss since October, falling 2.71% after the Federal Reserve signaled a more cautious approach to future rate cuts.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio advises allocating 5% to 15% of a portfolio to gold, framing it as essential money for protection against currency devaluation.

Copper prices hit a new record of $11,200 per metric ton, driven by supply concerns and US-China trade deal hopes. Analysts question the rally's sustainability without increased demand, with some pred

Industry experts at the LBMA conference forecast gold prices could reach nearly $5,000 per ounce by next year, a 25% gain fueled by a surge in investor demand.

Gold futures are testing a critical support zone near $3,950 after a 10% drop, with traders watching for a potential technical rebound based on a specific price pattern.

Newmont Corporation's stock is showing bullish signs after crossing a key technical level, supported by a 6.3% recent gain and multiple positive earnings revisions.

Gold and silver prices are trading slightly higher in a quiet session, finding support from a weaker U.S. dollar but facing pressure from rising Treasury yields.

Gold prices pulled back slightly from a record high on Tuesday as investors took profits, but remain supported by expectations of U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Credit Agricole identifies four key drivers for the gold rally: its use as an inflation hedge, central bank buying, shifting safe-haven demand, and geopolitical risk.