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Silver is currently valued at around $49 per ounce, as markets grapple with ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties. The looming U.S. government shutdown has added to the uncertainty, delaying the release of critical economic data and clouding projections for growth and stability. Minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting have further highlighted concerns surrounding the labor market and potential interest rate adjustments.

Adding to the global unease, political instability in France and recent leadership changes in Japan have intensified market anxiety. These developments have compounded fears about global economic stability, prompting investors to reassess risk sentiment and shift toward defensive positions.

In response to these uncertainties, investors have increasingly turned to safe-haven assets, helping silver maintain stability near the $49 mark. The delayed U.S. economic data and ongoing policy uncertainty have reinforced silver’s appeal as a hedge against potential downturns and inflationary pressures.

From a supply perspective, constrained physical availability combined with strong industrial demand—particularly from the solar and electronics sectors—continues to support prices. Reflecting these dynamics, the Silver Institute projects a global supply deficit for the fifth consecutive year in 2025, underscoring the metal’s sustained resilience amid widespread economic concerns.