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7/10

Silver and Gold Prices Rebound on Fresh Tariff Threats; Mining Stocks Gain Momentum

Published 6 days ago
Last updated 5 days ago2 updates
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Key Facts

  • •US tariff chaos has brought renewed uncertainty to global markets.
  • •Trade and geopolitical tensions have increased interest in Gold (XAU/USD) and Silver (XAG/USD) as safe havens.

Silver and gold prices have resumed their upward trajectory as fresh tariff threats reignited safe-haven demand across global markets. This resurgence follows a brief period of profit-taking, signaling that trade policy uncertainty remains a dominant driver for precious metals. The renewed momentum has also spilled over into the equities sector, with analysts identifying key mining stocks as potential buying opportunities. Specifically, Centerra Gold (CGAU), First Majestic Silver (AG), Buenaventura (BVN), and New Gold (NGD) are gaining traction amid the bullish sentiment. Market participants are closely monitoring geopolitical developments, as the threat of new trade barriers continues to bolster the appeal of hard assets. This shift underscores a transition from technical correction back to a fundamental rally supported by macroeconomic instability.

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Version History

Version 25 days ago
What changed: The market narrative shifted from profit-taking back to a renewed rally driven by fresh tariff threats, with a new focus on specific buy recommendations for mining equities.
Version 15 days ago
What changed: Silver prices pulled back from the $89 resistance level as traders locked in profits and the initial momentum from tariff uncertainty stabilized.

Instruments

XAU/USDXAG/USD
Sources:actionforex.comfxstreet.comfxstreet.comzacks.comfxempire.com