30.12.202502:16:24UTC+00Silver Rises After Sharp Pullback

Silver prices increased by 1.6% to reach $73 per ounce on Tuesday, recovering from a significant fall experienced the day before. This adjustment comes as traders recalibrate their positions in response to intense profit-taking activities. The recent rebound took place after silver retreated sharply from its all-time highs exceeding $80 per ounce. The volatility in prices has been exacerbated by reduced liquidity due to the holiday period. Monday's notable price drop was further affected by the CME's decision to elevate margin requirements on silver futures, which compelled highly leveraged traders to cut their positions due to prices being technically overextended. Analysts have pointed out that this decline was more about the unwinding of positions than any change in the fundamental demand for silver. Despite the current fluctuations, silver maintains a solid foundation supported by persistent supply constraints and robust industrial demand, particularly from sectors such as solar energy, electronics, and data center infrastructure. However, the implementation of stricter margin requirements may lead to more restrained price increases in the near future.