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Silver price is holding $58 and Saxo Bank’s Ole Hansen still sees . . . (Kitco News) - The silver market continues to hold its ground above $58 an ounce, and while the market could see some volatility at these elevated levels, one analyst says it remains well supported and still has plenty of upside potential
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The CPM 2025 silver market outlook and yearbook are now . . . - KITCO Since the release of the 2024 Silver Yearbook, the silver market has seen prices rise sharply to record levels and then decline significantly, only to rise again in the first quarter of 2025, and fall again in April
Silvers bull market has officially begun | Kitco News (Kitco Commentary) - Silver has officially broken out in a big way, kicking off its bull market Multiple confirmations I was watching for have now been fulfilled, and silver still has plenty of fuel left in the tank
SILVER News | KITCO (Kitco News) - Silver prices remain well supported at elevated levels as robust demand continues to outweigh supply, creating a further drawdown in above-ground stocks, according to the latest research from the Silver Insitute
Is silver in a supercycle? | Kitco News While silver's upswings and downswings are often impacted by short-term volatility, the long-term outlook is extremely positive So, while 2025 markets are just getting started, we're currently seeing a drop in premiums on bullion coupled with a drop in spot prices, just below $30 an oz
This is what’s driving the gold:silver ratio – CME’s Norland (Kitco News) – The factors that affect the gold:silver price ratio have evolved over time, but both are being significantly impacted by more recent drivers, according to Erik Norland, Managing Director and Chief Economist at CME Group