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Silver price forecast: Why the metal's rally has teeth this time
Silver’s rally over the past five days isn’t a false dawn - it’s a move built on fundamentals, not fear, according to analysts. Unlike past speculative spikes, this surge reflects a convergence of monetary easing expectations, tight supply conditions, and surging industrial demand from renewables and semiconductor manufacturing. With the dollar under pressure and traders pricing in a December rate cut, silver’s recent strength signals the start of a fundamentally driven phase rather than another short-lived burst of optimism. Key takeaways • Silver trades near $54.40, extending its strongest rally since ... (full story)
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