The Federal Reserve's rate cut in December has been implemented, and market expectations for further rate cuts in 2026 have significantly increased. This means the opportunity cost of holding silver has greatly decreased, and the timing for buying is now emerging.
From a market perspective, the US dollar index continues to weaken, directly benefiting dollar-denominated silver. Meanwhile, global central banks are still increasing their holdings of precious metals, with various precious metal ETFs experiencing continuous net inflows, including a 2% week-on-week increase in SLV. The recovery of the gold-silver ratio is also attracting funds to shift towards highly elastic silver.
Geopolitical uncertainties combined with the expansion of global debt levels have further boosted the safe-haven premium, reinforcing silver's monetary attributes. Considering these factors, silver presents a long-position opportunity in the 70-71 range, with a support level at 69, and a short-term target of 75-78.
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LiquidityNinja
· 12-29 16:48
The dollar collapsed and silver took off. This wave of momentum is incredible.
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CommunityJanitor
· 12-29 16:46
This wave of silver really should be bought now; the weak dollar combined with central banks hoarding precious metals—this logic makes perfect sense.
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MidnightSeller
· 12-29 16:43
The dollar has depreciated, and the central bank is again stockpiling gold. Silver this time really has some potential... Entering at 70-71 feels pretty good, just worried about being the left-side sucker again.
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JustHereForMemes
· 12-29 16:38
The Federal Reserve is causing trouble again. Is silver really about to take off? I'm thinking that the central banks are so aggressively buying precious metals, they must know something...
But on the other hand, I need to take another look at the 70-71 level; it still feels a bit uncertain.
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BlockchainWorker
· 12-29 16:38
US dollar depreciation, central banks hoarding gold, debt explosion... With this combination of measures, silver indeed has some potential, and 70-71 is really a good entry point.
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NeverPresent
· 12-29 16:32
The interest rate cut cycle is here. Can silver really rise this time? It feels like the previous attempts were just false alarms.
With such strong depreciation pressure on the RMB, we still need to see how the central bank will coordinate.
That 2% increase in SLV... is just a drop in the bucket. It depends on whether institutions are really pouring in real money.
I'm tired of hearing about the risk premium. When will the geopolitical situation settle down? That will be the true confidence of silver.
I need to see about the 70-71 range before making a decision. The last "bullish opportunity" almost made me catch a falling knife.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 12-29 16:25
The interest rate cut cycle has arrived, the US dollar is depreciating, and silver is taking off. I am optimistic about this wave.
The Federal Reserve's rate cut in December has been implemented, and market expectations for further rate cuts in 2026 have significantly increased. This means the opportunity cost of holding silver has greatly decreased, and the timing for buying is now emerging.
From a market perspective, the US dollar index continues to weaken, directly benefiting dollar-denominated silver. Meanwhile, global central banks are still increasing their holdings of precious metals, with various precious metal ETFs experiencing continuous net inflows, including a 2% week-on-week increase in SLV. The recovery of the gold-silver ratio is also attracting funds to shift towards highly elastic silver.
Geopolitical uncertainties combined with the expansion of global debt levels have further boosted the safe-haven premium, reinforcing silver's monetary attributes. Considering these factors, silver presents a long-position opportunity in the 70-71 range, with a support level at 69, and a short-term target of 75-78.