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Silver reaches April 2011 levels: Is a new all-time high next?
Up 56% since the onset of 2025, Silver is putting on a performance unseen in more than 15 years. The metal has finally broken out of the monthly upward channel that began in February 2020 during the Covid-era peak of fear and volatility, adding further fuel to the ongoing fire. With prices stretching back into April 2011 territory, the question is no longer whether buyers have what it need to reach preceding highs, but what—if anything—can slow it down from here. A piece published shortly after the FOMC had emitted the idea that the follow-up press conference hadn't expressed enough dovishness for metals to keep ... (full story)
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From dailyforex.com | Sep 26, 2025
Silver has shot straight up in the air during the trading session here on Thursday as we have reached and breached the $45 level. We have given it back quite a bit and I think this is to be somewhat expected due to the fact that we shot all the way to the $45 level rather quickly. And of course we are a little extended. That being said, we had previously ...
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