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Silver Prices 30 September 2025 - 4 December 2025

Gold Holds Above $4,200 as Fed Rate Cut Bets Surge; Silver Hits Record High Near $59 on Supply Squeeze

Gold Holds Above $4,200 as Fed Rate Cut Bets Surge; Silver Hits Record High Near $59 on Supply Squeeze

Silver hit a record $58.98 an ounce Wednesday, up over 100% in 2025, as investors bet on a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut next week. Gold traded above $4,200, near its all-time high, with futures settling around $4,230 in New York. CME FedWatch shows a 90% chance of a rate cut at the December 9–10 meeting. Copper also set a new record in London trading.
Silver Price Today, December 3, 2025: Record Highs Near $58 Fuel Bold 2026–2027 Outlook

Silver Price Today, December 3, 2025: Record Highs Near $58 Fuel Bold 2026–2027 Outlook

Silver traded near $58–59 per ounce on December 3, 2025, hovering just below all-time highs after surging over 85% in a year. In India, retail prices hit a record ₹191 per gram, nearly double 2024 levels, as the rupee weakened. CME futures quoted around $58.70/oz. Analysts call 2025 silver’s strongest year since 1979, with year-to-date gains nearing 95%.
Silver Price Today, 25 November 2025: XAG/USD Holds Above $51 as Fed Rate‑Cut Bets Fuel Rally

Silver Price Today, 25 November 2025: XAG/USD Holds Above $51 as Fed Rate‑Cut Bets Fuel Rally

Spot silver traded above $51 per ounce Tuesday, with JM Bullion quoting $51.68/oz at 3:06 p.m. ET, up 0.29% on the day. Indian prices rose to ₹1,67,000 per kg nationally, with some city markets near ₹1.74 lakh. COMEX futures hovered above $51/oz, while MCX March 2026 futures advanced to ₹1,60,899 per kg. Silver is up nearly 60% year-on-year, driven by Fed rate cut expectations.
Mega Metal Rally! Gold Rockets Past $4,000 as Silver Nears $52 on Debasement Fears

Silver Price Today (Nov 17, 2025): XAG/USD slips toward $50 as firm U.S. dollar weighs; COMEX Dec ‘25 hovers near $50.7 while structural deficit narrative persists

Spot silver fell 1.2% to $49.94/oz by mid-afternoon New York time, tracking a stronger dollar and reduced odds of a near-term Fed rate cut. Prices traded between $49.58 and $51.31 intraday, with COMEX December 2025 futures near $50.68. Silver remains up about 69% over the past year despite recent pullbacks. Traders cited a firmer DXY and upcoming Fed minutes and U.S. jobs data as key factors.
17 November 2025
Mega Metal Rally! Gold Rockets Past $4,000 as Silver Nears $52 on Debasement Fears

Silver Price Today (November 13, 2025): Spot XAG swings from above $54 to near $52 as markets reverse after U.S. shutdown ends

Silver jumped above $54 an ounce Thursday before dropping to $52.18 by 2:16 p.m. ET, down 2.3% on the day, as markets sold off after the U.S. government ended its record shutdown. The metal touched its highest level since mid-October before reversing. Analysts cited profit-taking after the shutdown deal. Gold and equities also fell late in the session.
14 November 2025
Precious Metals Mania: Gold Smashes $4,000, Silver Soars Past $50 – What’s Driving the Frenzy?

Precious Metals Mania: Gold Smashes $4,000, Silver Soars Past $50 – What’s Driving the Frenzy?

Gold hit a record $4,059 an ounce this week, while silver topped $51.20, its highest since 1980. Both metals then retreated as traders took profits and a Middle East ceasefire eased tensions; spot gold traded near $3,970 and silver around $50.50 on Oct 9. Central banks and ETFs drove demand, while silver faced tight supply. Major banks raised price forecasts, citing ongoing market risks and strong fundamentals.
Gold Price Surges Past $3,800; Silver Nears 14-Year High on Fed-Cut and Shutdown Fears

Gold Price Surges Past $3,800; Silver Nears 14-Year High on Fed-Cut and Shutdown Fears

Gold hit a record $3,871.45 an ounce on Sept 30 before slipping to around $3,800, down 0.9% early in the day. Silver reached $46.85, its highest in over 14 years, and platinum touched $1,593. Both gold and silver are up sharply in 2025, with gold rising over 40% year-to-date. Safe-haven demand is driven by U.S. shutdown risks, Fed rate cut expectations, and geopolitical tensions.
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