Will the Gold-Silver Ratio Fall Back to 50 or 30?
The gold-silver ratio has historically fluctuated between extremes, influenced by market trends and economic conditions. Given silver's tendency to follow gold's movements with amplified percentage gains, a correction in the ratio towards historical averages is plausible. Some analysts predict the ratio could drop to 60 or lower, driven by silver's potential breakout above $50 ¹.
Will Silver Hit $100 or Pull Back Before New All-Time Highs?
Silver prices are approaching a critical inflection point, with a potential breakout above $50. If this happens, it could trigger a rapid move towards $75 and ultimately $100. Analysts expect this to occur in the near future, possibly driven by shortages at the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) or increased demand for silver investments
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