Silver Prices Rise Slightly, Supported by Hopes of Interest Rate Cuts
Silver prices again recorded slight gains on Monday. On the international spot market, the price per ounce rose to around US$37.43, up around +0.24% from the previous close of around US$37.01.
This increase was driven by expectations of easing US monetary policy, including a potential Fed rate cut, which weakened the US dollar and increased the precious metal's appeal as a safe haven. Furthermore, industrial demand—particularly from the electronics and renewable energy sectors—continues to support prices, while global supply remains limited in a deficit market structure.
Year-to-date, silver prices have risen more than +29–31%, reflecting a strong bullish trend throughout most of 2025. With macroeconomic conditions full of uncertainty, investors continue to look to silver as a hedge, while rising demand for industrial purposes maintains its positive momentum. These factors make silver attractive amidst global economic fluctuations.
Source: Newsmaker.id