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Silver rally resumes, but TD warns that increased supply makes the market vulnerable
After holding critical near-term support above $48 an ounce, silver has attracted new bullish momentum, with prices rallying back above $50 an ounce. Some analysts have said that silver has found its mojo after being officially added to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 2025 List of Critical Minerals. They note that this could boost silver’s industrial consumption, which, in turn, may continue to disrupt the precious metal’s global supply chain and create tighter physical markets. Silver prices rallied to a record high of $54.48 an ounce last month as growing physical demand depleted above-ground stocks in ... (full story)
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