Surging Silver Price Breaks Through US$37 Mark

Silver Breaks $40, US Market Stands Apart In Global Demand - abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF (ARCA:GLTR), Invesco DB Precious Metals Fund (ARCA:DBP)

Silver has surged to $40.7 per ounce, closing at a multi-year high and taking the lead as the best-performing major asset in 2025. The yearly gain of 40% is ahead of other precious metals, except for platinum, which has a significantly smaller market. The factors contributing to the outstanding rally include the growing likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in the next meeting, supply constraints in physical markets, and heightened p…

Silver Price Surges Past $41: Analysis of Current Market Trends and Future Outlook

Current Market Performance Silver has reached $41.05 per ounce as of September 3, 2025, marking a significant 45.21% increase compared to the same period last year. The past month alone has seen a 9.70% rise in prices. Market Fundamentals and Supply-Demand Dynamics Global silver demand is expected to maintain stability at 1.20 billion ounces in 2025, with industrial fabrication projected to exceed 700 million ounces for the first time. The metal…

Surging Silver Price Breaks Through US$37 Mark

The silver price surged on Tuesday (September 2), breaking US$40 per ounce to rise as high as US$40.93. Silver was last above US$40 in 2011, peaking that year at US$47.94 in April. Many of the same factors that drove the silver price to that level in 2011 are present in today’s market, including significant uncertainty around the economy, a global debt crisis and a dovish US Federal Reserve policy.Alongside silver's move, the gold price reached …

Silver Moves Over $40 For the First Time Since 2011

Silver prices surged past $40/oz for the first time since 2011, driven by expectations of U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts, persistent inflation, and tight supply. Spot silver rose 2.7% to $40.72, while gold also climbed 1.2%. Analysts cited weakening consumer sentiment, Fed policy uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions as key drivers. Market focus is now on upcoming US jobs data, which could influence the Fed’s next move. UBS Analyst, Giovanni St…