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NYSE:PSLV News 14 January 2026 - 23 January 2026

Silver price today nears $100 as record rally lifts SLV — what traders watch next

Silver price today nears $100 as record rally lifts SLV — what traders watch next

New York, Jan 23, 2026, 10:14 (EST) — The regular session is underway. Silver prices edged closer to $100 per ounce in early New York trading on Friday. Spot silver climbed roughly 3.4% to $99.46 an ounce, with March silver futures on the COMEX trading near $99.61. (Barchart) Silver remains close to its record peak following a surge that’s swept…
23 January 2026
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Silver price breaks $90 record as SLV and silver stocks brace for U.S. open

Silver price breaks $90 record as SLV and silver stocks brace for U.S. open

NEW YORK, Jan 14, 2026, 06:13 EST — Premarket Spot silver — cash metal for immediate delivery — broke above $90 an ounce for the first time on Wednesday, putting silver-price-linked stocks on watch ahead of the U.S. open. It touched a record $91.53 and was last up 4% at $90.46, and has climbed nearly 27% in the first 14…
14 January 2026
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  • Dollar Weakness Drives Coffee Futures Higher Amid Brazilian Crop Relief
    January 23, 2026, 1:51 PM EST. Coffee futures rose as the dollar weakened, sparking short covering and pushing December arabica and November robusta contracts up by 0.53% and 0.73%, respectively. Above-average rainfall in Brazil's key coffee region, Minas Gerais, eased concerns over the flowering period, creating bearish pressure on prices. Meanwhile, harvest completion rates in Brazil's robusta and arabica sectors neared 100%, adding downward pressure. However, coffee prices remain supported by tight supplies, with ICE robusta inventories at a one-month low and arabica stocks at a 1.25-year low. Export reductions from Brazil amid U.S. tariffs have tightened U.S. supply, supporting higher prices. Global June coffee exports increased 7.3% year-on-year, though cumulative exports remain flat. Vietnam's coffee production is down 20% due to drought, adding to supply concerns.
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