Sprott Physical Silver Trust fell 4.8% in premarket trading on Monday to $24.80, trimming part of Friday’s surge as silver prices pulled back from fresh highs. StockAnalysis+1
Sprott Physical Silver Trust surged in the last U.S. session, closing Friday up about 8.7% at $26.04 as silver’s rally pushed the metal into fresh record territory. Sprott+1
Sprott Physical Silver Trust is having a very “good problem” to have: it’s doing exactly what it’s designed to do—track physical silver—during a historic move in the metal. With U.S. markets closed for the weekend, investors are now staring at a simple but high-stakes setup into Monday’s session: silver just rewrote the price map, liquidity is thin, and PSLV is trading at a discount to its underlying bullion value.
Sprott Physical Silver Trust heads into the weekend with momentum after a powerful Friday move tied directly to silver’s latest breakout. The trust’s U.S.-listed units last closed at $26.04, while Sprott’s posted net asset value was $27.20, putting PSLV at roughly a -4.26% discount to NAV—an important metric for investors because the product is a closed-end trust, not a traditional open-ended ETF. Sprott+1
Sprott Physical Silver Trust is heading into the final trading days of 2025 with powerful momentum behind it after silver prices set fresh all-time highs late Friday, fueling one of the strongest sessions of the year for physical-silver exposure vehicles.
That matters for Sprott Physical Silver Trust because the next price discovery moment won’t happen until the market reopens—while silver itself just delivered one of the most dramatic year-end moves in modern commodities trading, surging to fresh all-time highs on Friday amid thin holiday liquidity. Reuters+1
NEW YORK — As of 2:51 p.m. ET on Friday, December 26, 2025, U.S. markets are open for a regular full session, despite the post‑Christmas “bridge day” feel and typically lighter holiday liquidity. Reuters
December 22, 2025 — Sprott Physical Silver Trust is back in the spotlight as silver prices surged to a new all‑time high in Monday trading, extending what has already been a generational year for precious metals. Reuters