Silver Surges: Supply Crunch, Tech Demand, and a Shaky Dollar
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This is your Daily Silver Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.
Welcome back to Daily Silver Price Tracker, I’m Vanessa Clark and it’s great to have you with me for another rundown on all things silver. Whether you trade, stack, or just love keeping up with the latest silver price trends, you’re in the right spot for a friendly, fact-packed update you won’t find anywhere else.
Let’s dive into today’s silver price action for Friday, November 7, twenty twenty-five. Silver is closing out the week on a strong note, with the front month Comex contract settling at forty-eight dollars and one point seven cents per troy ounce. That’s up zero point zero five percent for the week and snaps a two-week losing streak. Just today alone, silver is up nearly twenty-two cents, or nearly half a percent—marking the highest settlement since late October. For added perspective, silver is still about ten percent below its record high from mid-October, when it peaked above fifty-three dollars, but it has climbed sixty-five percent from its low last December, so momentum has really returned to the market.
A big driver lately is the persistent supply deficit, a story that’s been running for five straight years. Demand for silver—especially for industrial uses like solar energy, electric vehicles, and next-generation tech such as five G networks and AI hardware—is running ahead of available supply. This crunch was felt three weeks ago when futures spiked, driven partly by a physical silver shortage and higher borrowing rates, especially in London. Relief only came after shipments from the United States and China arrived to ease the tightness.
Technical signals are showing cautious optimism, too. The price stabilized after rebounding from a major support zone at forty-six ninety and traders are now watching for a breakout above the immediate ceiling at forty-nine dollars. If silver closes above that resistance, analysts say we could see a rally towards fifty-two or even beyond in the near term. On the other hand, if prices dip below forty-eight ten, look for a retest of the lower support around forty-six ninety.
The safe-haven appeal of silver remains front and center as macroeconomic uncertainty continues. The weakening U S dollar has definitely played a role, making precious metals more attractive globally. Investors are increasingly looking to silver for stability while inflation pressures persist and markets feel jittery over things like the ongoing U S government shutdown and unpredictable Fed comments.
If you’re trading silver, you might want to watch those key technical levels closely. For a bullish setup, buying after an upside break over forty-nine with a target near fifty-one to fifty-two seems popular, while a breakdown could open a chance for short positions. Always remember to use stop-losses and have a plan because volatility can swing prices quickly.
For those investing in silver as a hedge or long-term asset, the supply-demand story and rising industrial utility suggest that silver could keep trending upward, especially heading into the new year. As always, do your own due diligence before making moves—silver is dynamic, and, like any commodity, the picture can shift day to day.
Thanks for joining me, Vanessa Clark, on today’s episode of Daily Silver Price Tracker. If you find these updates helpful, don’t forget to subscribe and share with anyone who wants accurate, actionable silver market news. I’ll be back tomorrow with your next fresh silver price rundown. Take care, keep stacking, and happy trading!
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