Supply Deficit Keep Silver Elevated

Silver remained above $32 per ounce, holding near a three-month high as the dollar weakened amid easing global trade war concerns. The U.S. and China have adopted a cautious stance on tariffs, with Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping set to discuss trade developments and potentially reverse some tariffs. This reduces inflation risks and keeps expectations intact for two Fed rate cuts this year. On the supply side, the Silver Institute projects a fifth consecutive year of market deficits in 2025, driven by strong industrial demand and solid retail investment, offsetting weaker jewelry and silverware consumption.

The first resistance level is 32.50, with the next targets at 33.00 and 33.50 if breached. On the downside, initial support is at 31.80, followed by 30.90 and 30.20.