Silver

Gold and silver prices are in a 2026 downtrend, with gold down 30% from its $5,500 peak and silver halved from $122 to the high-$50s. A 'death cross' technical pattern has triggered for gold, while silver is forming a similar pattern.

Silver has dropped 50% from its January peak to $60, but some argue its critical material status could push it to $130 next year. The article highlights a potential disconnect between its traded value and its strategic importance.

Gold and silver prices surged on July 2, with gold rising 2.3% and silver 3.8%, driven by Federal Reserve comments that eased fears of rate hikes and caused the dollar to decline from a 14-month high.

Gold and Silver rose for a second consecutive day, with gold increasing 0.63% and silver 1.30% on July 1. However, a firm dollar and the jobs report leave the confirmation of a market bottom uncertain.

Gold fell 0.9% to about 3,971 and silver dropped 1.76% to 57.48 on June 30, marking gold's worst quarter since 2013. A strong dollar and rate-hike fears contributed to the decline in metal prices.

Fresnillo, the world’s largest primary silver producer, agreed to a $110m investment in Sinda, a silver-and-gold explorer. Sinda recently listed on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $213m through a share sale.

Gold and silver prices fell on June 29 as a 'death cross' technical indicator confirmed a downtrend. Gold dropped 0.77% to approximately $3,986, while silver reached $57.69.

A selloff in gold and silver is causing Bitcoin to decline as investors shift away from precious metals and cryptocurrencies.

Gold and silver rebounded from multi-week lows on June 26, with gold near $4,088 and silver near $59. The recovery followed in-line US inflation data easing fears of Federal Reserve rate hikes and a softer dollar. The article was first published on The Rio Times.

Gold prices have fallen below $4,000, and silver has dropped below $60, with gold down nearly 8% and silver down over 20% this year. The article questions whether the recent rally in precious metals has lost momentum.

Commodities such as oil, silver, copper, and gold experienced significant declines, with prices dropping between 2.71% and 7.09%, driven by a Middle East ceasefire reducing the war premium. The crash benefited countries that purchase raw materials.

Gold, silver, and bitcoin are falling to their lowest levels of the year due to a strong dollar and fears of interest-rate hikes. Investors are blaming Kevin Warsh for the decline in these assets.

Gold prices fell below long-term trend support to about 4,096 on June 23, while silver remained stable near 61.58. A strong US dollar and expectations of rate hikes are pressuring safe-haven assets, with this week's US inflation data potentially influencing a shift.

Gold and silver prices fell as a stronger dollar and increased expectations of US interest rate hikes offset a declining Iran premium. Silver experienced a steeper decline due to its dual role as both a monetary and industrial commodity.

Bitcoin dropped 0.9% to 63,349 on June 22 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions caused a risk-off market, affecting oil, stock futures, and other assets like Ether, Solana, gold, and silver.

Gold and Silver Bounce Off Their Lows as the Dollar Eases. Gold climbed back toward $4,200 an ounce, and Silver gained about 2% to around $66.60 after a price decline. The recovery followed a slide to $4,150, the weakest level since mid-June, amid a U.S.-Iran summit and a slightly easing dollar.

Gold and silver prices continued to decline on June 18 as U.S. interest rates, rather than war or oil prices, influenced the metals' performance. The Iran deal and falling oil prices did not prevent the slide, highlighting rates as the primary driver.

Gold and silver prices dropped sharply on June 17 after the U.S. Fed signaled higher interest rates, pushing the dollar to a near-year high. Gold fell 1.65% to $4,260, while silver declined 3.08% to $67.89.

Gold and silver prices rose, with gold reaching 4,315 and silver increasing by 3% to 70, as both metals rebounded from lows ahead of a key Federal Reserve meeting.

Gold and silver prices rebounded from recent lows but remained below key resistance levels, reflecting a temporary rally amid market volatility. The metals' recovery is described as a 'bounce off the canyon floor,' indicating continued pressure to stay within a defined trading range.

Gold and silver prices rose slightly on Wednesday, with gold increasing 0.54% to 4,094 and silver 0.85% to 63.91. However, both metals remain significantly below previous levels, continuing a prolonged decline.

US mining executives Paul Andre Huet and Gary Evans highlighted the depletion of critical military minerals due to the war with Iran and increased demand from tech IPOs, despite recent declines in metal prices. Huet emphasized silver's role in the 'new power revolution' for artificial intelligence.

American Gold & Silver CEO Paul Andre Huet asserts that silver is more than just a precious metal. The statement highlights the company's perspective on the metal's value and potential beyond traditional uses.

Gold, silver, and bitcoin prices fell as traders increased their bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes. Precious metals declined due to concerns over inflation and the Fed's interest rate trajectory affecting investor confidence.

Gold and silver prices fell sharply, with gold dropping 2.01% to 4,174 and silver declining 2.46% to 63.71. A firm dollar and high interest rates contributed to the metals reaching fresh lows, erasing a previous day's rebound.

Three individuals traced to UP’s Rampur are linked to a theft case in Gachibowli. Authorities recovered gold and silver items as part of the investigation.

Gold and silver prices rose to 4,343 and 68.34 respectively on Tuesday, showing stability after a recent decline, with gold testing a long-term line it previously broke. The article notes this as a first steadying following last week's market downturn.

Gold and silver prices fell on Monday, with gold dropping 0.88% to $4,290 and silver 2.03% to $66.50, extending last week's decline driven by a strong US jobs report that diminished expectations of a 2026 rate cut.

Gold and silver, marketed as safe-haven assets, are among the worst performers in 2026 and have experienced another significant decline as gold breaks a critical price level.

Sunshine Silver Mining's stock rose 11% following a $270 million US IPO. Poland’s central bank is increasing gold purchases by 150 tons amid geopolitical instability driving prices to record highs.

Gold and silver prices have changed noticeably in 2026. Experts are providing expectations for where the prices may head in June.

Silver's 140% price surge last year is deterring buyers across industries, leading to reduced demand. UBS analysts warn that elevated prices could cause further declines as demand destruction sets in.

Silver prices experienced a significant decline after a week of price fluctuations. The precious metal's value dropped, marking a notable end to a volatile trading period. This downturn may impact investors and the market as a whole.

A former hedge-fund executive is warning that the Hantavirus could have a significant impact on oil prices, similar to the effect on silver. The executive is taking out insurance against this potential outcome. This warning comes from a commodities guru with a history of making accurate predictions.

The article discusses the increasing number of exchanges offering traditional finance assets like gold, silver, and stocks as perpetual swaps. A user is seeking opinions from active traders on tradfi perps. The rise of new perp dex every week is noted.

Silver prices surged 7% on Monday to reach their highest level since March, sparking a potential comeback for a metal trade that was once considered a meme. This increase has bulls eyeing a comeback. The parabolic AI rally is also a factor in this development.

Southern Copper Corp. and Vale are experiencing negative copper costs as rising prices for gold and silver byproducts offset production expenses. The article highlights copper debris removal during refining at Southern's refinery.

Copper and Silver Miner Lumina experienced a decline in shares following its Toronto IPO. The company, focused on silver and copper, saw its stock slip post-listing.

Archaeologists discovered six Bronze Age mines in southwestern Spain, including sites with stone axes and deposits of copper, lead, and silver, potentially explaining the origin of metals used in ancient Scandinavian artifacts. The mines, located near Cabeza del Buey, range from small extraction zones to large operations, highlighting their role in ancient trade networks.

Lumina, a copper and silver miner, raised $297 million through its initial public offering (IPO) in Toronto. The successful fundraising highlights strong investor confidence in the company's mining operations.