Silver price trades with mild gains around $35.95 in Wednesday’s Asian session. The weaker US Dollar provides some support to the USD-denominated Silver. The risk-on mood due to easing Middle East tension might cap the XAG/USD’s upside. The Silver price (XAG/USD) posts modest gains near $35.95 during the Asian session on Wednesday. The weaker US
Silver rebounds from last week’s low of $35.51, climbs above $36.00 with 1.7% recovery. RSI points to bullish momentum; key resistance at $36.50 and $37.32 yearly high. Close below $36.00 could expose support levels at $35.46 and $34.59. Silver prices stabilized as the week began, rising 0.39%, as slight risk aversion amid heightened geopolitical tensions
Silver breaks above $36.90 and resumes its broader positive trend.Precious metals rally on safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions.XAG/USD’s next resistance area is now at $37.85. Silver (XAG/USD) broke above the top of a descending channel from early-June highs, favoured by higher safe-haven demand on risk-off markets, and has confirmed a bullish flag. The fundamental context
Silver (XAG/USD) drops for a third straight day, tracking profit-taking as geopolitical risk premium eases. US President Donald Trump signals two-week window before deciding on possible US intervention in Iran–Israel crisis. The price hovers near $36.00, supported by the 100-period moving average on the 4-hour chart, intraday low is at $35.51. Silver (XAG/USD) remains under
Silver price recovers sharply to near $36.00 after attracting bids around the 20-day EMA. The White House clarified that the US has no plans to strike Iran immediately. The Fed warned of upside inflation risks under the Trump’s leadership. Silver price (XAG/USD) claws back half of its early losses and rebounds to near $36.10 during
Silver edges higher on Tuesday, though it remains confined in a multi-day-old range. The bullish technical setup supports prospects for an eventual break to the upside. A corrective slide below the $36.00 mark might still be seen as a buying opportunity. Silver (XAG/USD) extends its sideways consolidative price move for the third consecutive day and
Silver prices are stalling above the key psychological level of $36.00, now acting as near-term support following June’s breakout. Geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran remain a key driver, with markets watching for signs of de-escalation that could influence Silver’s safe-haven demand. XAG/USD remains sensitive to movements in the US Dollar and Treasury yields, ahead
Silver prices hit fresh 13-year highs on Monday, inching toward $37/oz. US Dollar weakness combined with rate cut and trade deal hopes are bolstering XAG/USD bids. Industrial demand for Silver is climbing steadily, but overall demand remains weak. XAG/USD hit another 13-year high to kick off the new trading week, testing above $36.80 per ounce
Silver price advances as safe-haven demand increases due to fears surrounding the global economic uncertainties. Citigroup expects that the Fed will implement 25 basis point rate cuts in September, October, and December. Trump Administration officials are set to meet with Chinese counterparts in London on Monday. Silver price (XAG/USD) extends its winning streak for the
Silver prices rise to 13-year highs as the white metal tests $36.00. Demand for Silver as an industrial metal surges despite softer demand for safe havens. The Gold/Silver ratio plunges, representing a risk-off tone. Silver (XAG/USD) is experiencing another day of positive gains, which has pushed prices to $36.00, its highest level since February 2012,