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HSBC raises silver price forecast as gold strength exerts 'gravitational pull'
Analysts at HSBC raised their silver price forecast for 2025, 2026, and 2027, citing strong support from high gold prices and safe-haven demand due to plenty of geopolitical and economic uncertainty. The bank said this week it now sees silver prices averaging $35.14/oz in 2025, raised from its previous forecast for $30.28/oz; $33.96/oz in 2026, against an earlier forecast of $26.95/oz; and $31.79/oz in 2027, compared to its former outlook for $28.30/oz. While silver prices have surged 31% YTD, HSBC cautioned the rally is due "more to silver's relationship with gold than underlying fundamentals," with ... (full story)
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