Silver

With gold prices holding solid support above $4,300 an ounce, the precious metal is seeing its best annual performance since 1979 as it looks to end the year with 66% gains. According to one market strategist, there is still plenty of potential for higher prices in the new year. Not only is gold seeing an

The gold market appears to be stuck around $4,200 an ounce, but Bank of America still sees plenty of potential for higher prices in 2026. In his annual outlook webinar, Michael Widmer, Head of Metals Research at BofA, said that gold bull rallies typically peak only when the underlying motives that initially triggered the rally

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Silver prices continue to consolidate below $50 an ounce; however, there are growing bullish expectations as the precious metal has been officially added to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 2025 List of Critical Minerals. Although silver is a precious metal and recognized as an important monetary asset, more than 60% of its demand comes from

Despite the risk of some near-term volatility and potential consolidation, gold and silver remain in unstoppable uptrends as Bank of America expects prices to reach $5,000 and $65 an ounce, respectively, next year. The bank forecasts gold prices will average around $4,438 an ounce for the year, with silver averaging $56.25 an ounce. Bank of