
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.
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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.

Global markets are cautious as investors await key U.S. inflation and jobs data. Tech stocks are down, the dollar is weakening, and commodities show mixed results.

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.

The cryptocurrency market saw a broad-based sell-off, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading losses amid a Fed rate cut and mounting regulatory pressures in the US.

Financial markets are in flux as bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts weaken the U.S. dollar, but assets like gold are seeing their rallies stall from profit-taking.

Bitcoin is trading in a tight consolidation range between $85,400 and $93,000, with analysts watching for a major breakout that could target $100,000 or a breakdown toward $72,000.

Financial markets show a split personality as U.S. stocks hit resistance while precious metals gain on Fed pivot hopes, signaling rising investor caution.

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

Bitcoin's price suddenly surged past $92,300, breaking a quiet trading period after a massive 163 BTC buy-side slippage event signaled a frenzy of aggressive buying.

The Japanese yen softened further on Thursday as global risk-on sentiment boosted major currencies and equity futures, with NZD and AUD outperforming.

Global markets show a complex picture as crude oil demand weakens, natural gas gets a weather boost, and the yen falls. Gold and XRP find support on separate positive news.

A critical price point has emerged for new Bitcoin ETF investors, with on-chain data showing $79,300 as the average purchase price that could trigger selling.