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Silver Price Today Climbs Above $70 as Dollar Slides, Silver Stocks Rally

Silver Price Today Climbs Above $70 as Dollar Slides, Silver Stocks Rally

Spot silver surged 3.3% to $70.01 an ounce on Monday after President Donald Trump announced a delay in planned U.S. attacks on Iranian energy sites, sparking a reversal across the metals space. Gold fell 0.4% to $4,470.36, platinum dropped 1.1%, while palladium gained 3.4%. The move rippled through metals, energy, and even equities, according to David Meger at High Ridge Futures.
Silver Price Today Slides Near $69 as Fed Hike Bets Bite, Silver Stocks Sink

Silver Price Today Slides Near $69 as Fed Hike Bets Bite, Silver Stocks Sink

Silver sank 4.8% to $69.39 an ounce by 2:14 p.m. ET on Friday, tracking toward a weekly loss as both the dollar and Treasury yields strengthened after Reuters said Washington was sending more troops to the Middle East. Gold dropped 1.8%, platinum declined 0.9%, and palladium slipped 1.6%. Independent metals trader Tai Wong described gold and silver as getting pulled down while markets navigated their “usual wall of worry,” cautioning that “a bumpy ride” could lie ahead.
Gold Price Today Near $5,000: Fed Call and Iran Tensions Keep Bullion Stuck

Gold Price Today Near $5,000: Fed Call and Iran Tensions Keep Bullion Stuck

Gold hovered close to $5,000 Tuesday, stabilizing in New York after Monday’s slide as investors balanced safe-haven demand tied to the Iran conflict against nerves before the Fed’s Wednesday call. Spot prices barely budged at $5,004.71 an ounce by midafternoon, with April futures closing at $5,008.20. Silver retreated 1.5%. Platinum and palladium climbed.
Silver plunges as Iran war boosts dollar and delays Fed cuts — SLV back in focus

Silver plunges as Iran war boosts dollar and delays Fed cuts — SLV back in focus

Gold took a sharp dive Tuesday, losing 5.6% to $5,029.59 an ounce, while silver dropped even harder—down 11.2% to $79.42. The selloff followed a stronger dollar and rising bond yields, despite the persistent tensions from the Iran conflict. Platinum and palladium didn’t escape the pressure either, both finishing lower. “The move lower in gold appears to be driven by a flight to liquidity,” said Bob Haberkorn, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
Silver price jumps near $93 as Iran strikes raise Monday stakes and U.S. jobs data looms

Silver price jumps near $93 as Iran strikes raise Monday stakes and U.S. jobs data looms

Silver jumped Friday, trading at $92.60 an ounce, a gain of 4.8% for the session and heading for a 9.7% rally this February. Futures markets showed traders assigning about a 42% probability to a U.S. quarter-point rate cut in June. Gold, meanwhile, stayed steady. “It’s a risk-off in a flight to safety,” said Phillip Streible, chief market strategist at Blue Line Futures.
28 February 2026
Silver price today: Spot jumps above $80 as haven demand returns ahead of U.S. inflation data

Silver price today: Spot jumps above $80 as haven demand returns ahead of U.S. inflation data

Silver surged almost 3% in European trading Friday, clearing the $80 mark as bullion prices caught a tailwind from lower U.S. yields and fresh anxiety over U.S.-Iran friction. Spot silver was last up 2.8% at $80.57 an ounce at 0941 GMT. Gold tacked on 0.7% to $5,032.49. Platinum and palladium moved up roughly 2.3% apiece. “Yields are down, reducing the opportunity cost of holding bullion,” noted Peter Fertig, analyst at Quantitative Commodity Research.
Gold price jumps back above $5,000 after softer U.S. inflation — what traders watch next

Gold price jumps back above $5,000 after softer U.S. inflation — what traders watch next

Gold surged more than 2% Friday, lifted by a weaker U.S. inflation print that reignited hopes for rate cuts and pulled bullion out of its slump for a weekly advance. Spot gold traded up 2.1% at $5,022.06 an ounce, marking a 1.2% rise for the week. U.S. gold futures for April settled at $5,046.30, up 2%. Silver didn’t lag, climbing 3.4% to $77.70. “Relief rally,” said independent metals trader Tai Wong, reacting to the CPI numbers.
14 February 2026
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