Price analysis

Gold just hit $3,363/oz, but silver may be the real story. Analysts say the metal is forming a historic technical pattern that could lead to an explosive rally.

Silver lease rates surge above 6%, echoing platinum’s pre-breakout spike. Traders eye signs of a squeeze as silver tests supply limits. Spot silver near $29.50/oz.

Historic mispricing shows commodities at multi‑decade lows vs gold, a red flag for bulls. With inflation heating and a dovish Fed in the wings, a broad commodity rally may lie ahead.

With copper rallying past a multi-decade trendline, Crescat’s Tavi Costa flags a potential gold bull ahead, miners and investors take note.

Gold steadies near $3,330 amid trade worries, while silver surges to ~13‑year highs, echoing 2011’s peak as supply deficits tighten and industrial demand strengthens.

S&P 500 hits record 6,227 as gold and silver rally. But macro strategist Don Durrett warns of a July "shock" and a possible 45% retrace over nine months.

Silver surged past ~$37/oz after a bullish triangle breakout, echoing a similar +12% run in June. Analysts now eye $40–$60 targets amid strong technicals and tight supply.

Gold hits multi-month highs as Elon Musk warns the U.S. is “going bankrupt fast,” Ray Dalio revives debt crisis concerns, and dollar weakens.

Silver has surged past $35 and held firm, signaling a bullish trend. With gold easing amid geopolitical calm, analysts see room for silver to climb further.

Silver has surged to its highest in 13 years, drawing investors away from Bitcoin. Analysts say silver offers compelling upside with lower volatility and strong industrial demand.

Goldman Sachs projects gold to $3,700 by end‑2025 and $4,000 mid‑2026, citing central bank buying and ETF flows as catalysts.