$72.88 per ounce. That is where silver changed hands on the morning of April 7, 2026, roughly $49 below the $121.64 all-time high reached on January 29. The white metal has been moving sideways since mid-March, locked in a narrow range with the Easter period producing almost no meaningful volatility. During Tuesday's session, silver rose a modest 0.15%. The silver price prediction landscape has shifted dramatically since January's record. The Reuters poll of analysts now projects a 2026 average of $79.50 per ounce, up from $50 as recently as October 2025. Yet the most interesting signal is not coming from the price ... (full story)