SILVER · ~$76–77/oz
Silver is trading around $76–$77/oz, extending to its highest level in over a year. Price action remains in a highvolatility bullish structure, with intraday swings running 2.5–3.2% wide enough to hit stop-losses even when directional bias is correct.
Silver’s dual narrative remains intact. On the fundamental side, five consecutive years of physical market deficit, record Chinese industrial consumption, and Goldman Sachs warning that global supply dynamics are “starting to fracture” all underpin structural support. On the macro side, April’s CPI beat strengthened the USD and pushed real yields higher, creating short-term headwinds. Despite this, silver held resilient as investors continue positioning for structurally higher inflation an environment where silver historically outperforms.
The $77–$78 zone is the critical decision area. A confirmed breakout supported by gold strength and softer real yields opens upside toward $90–$92. Conversely, continued USD strength and rising real yields could trigger a correction toward $62–$64. Silver is not for the faint-hearted confirmation first, position sizing second.
Source: Reuters, Bloomberg, CME Group
| STRUCTURE Bullish, elevated volatility | MOMENTUM Strong but unstable |
| KEY LEVEL $88 breakout zone / $84 support | DAILY VOLATILITY ~2.8% |
| YESTERDAY HIGH $77.92 | YESTERDAY LOW $72.71 |
| WHAT TO WATCH Gold momentum, China demand, USD move | BIAS Bullish above $80 |
| INVALIDATION Break below $82 |
Disclaimer. For informational purposes only. This material does not constitute investment advice, solicitation, or an offer to trade. Market conditions may change without notice. Pan Asia Market Intelligence | 25 May 2026
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