Silver prices dropped over 1% on Thursday, slipping to around $32 per ounce, dragged by reduced safe-haven demand following Trump's optimistic remarks on potential trade deals with China, India, Japan, and South Korea.
Weak economic data further pressured prices, with the U.S. economy contracting by 0.3% and China’s manufacturing PMI falling to a 16-month low, raising concerns about industrial demand.
Today, silver is showing signs of recovery amid improved risk appetite, with the market focus on the $34.90–$35.00 resistance zone as a key technical level.
Narrow Range: $31.30 – $33.70
Wide Range: $28.50 – $34.90/35.00
Weak economic data further pressured prices, with the U.S. economy contracting by 0.3% and China’s manufacturing PMI falling to a 16-month low, raising concerns about industrial demand.
Today, silver is showing signs of recovery amid improved risk appetite, with the market focus on the $34.90–$35.00 resistance zone as a key technical level.
Narrow Range: $31.30 – $33.70
Wide Range: $28.50 – $34.90/35.00
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