Silver Strengthens, What Signals a Rebound?
Silver rose on Wednesday (November 5, 2025) as the US dollar's strengthening paused and US bond yields softened, opening up space for short-covering after the pressure at the start of the week. The widespread risk-off sentiment actually triggered flows into safe-haven assets—transmitted to gold—while the market awaited the release of US employment data (ADP) for clues on the Fed's interest rate direction. This combination of factors boosted buying interest in silver and helped prices break through intraday pressure.
Fundamentally, the medium-term outlook remains supported by industrial demand (solar panels, electronics, EVs) amidst stagnant mining supply. If the dollar weakens again and US yields fall, silver's upward momentum could continue, especially if there are signs of stimulus from China or an improvement in global manufacturing activity. However, risks remain: a rising dollar, a hawkish tone from Fed officials, or stronger US data could limit the rally. (az)
Source: Newsmaker.id