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Silver is now approaching the $90-an-ounce mark as market participants maintain their bullish views on the safe-haven metal amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties.

Platinum markets shifted fundamentally in 2025 as prices nearly doubled in the 2H 2026, driven by structural supply-demand imbalances that market forecasts project will persist as deficits through 2030 despite accounting for all known development projects.

Global gold output is likely nearing its peak, with gold mining production gradually plateauing over the next two years, according to a new report from the World Gold Council.

However, sentiment has begun to shift as expectations for EV growth have been modestly downgraded. Analysts at TD Securities expect demand for ICE vehicles to remain strong in the U.S., providing ongoing support for PGM demand.

Today's session alone saw gains of $171, representing nearly an 8% advance and marking platinum's first record for the year.

As of December 17, 2025, the price of silver has reached unprecedented levels, trading firmly between $65.76 and $66.03 per troy ounce, marking a new all-time high. This remarkable surge, reflecting a staggering 120% year-to-date increase and approximately 30% in the past month alone, underscores silver's escalating importance as a dual-faceted asset: a robust hedge against inflation and an ...

Returns are expected to moderate for the precious metal in the new year, say analysts

(1) A Deficit Market Colliding With Vanishing Aboveground Stocks; (2) Geographic Metal Shortages and a Three-Way Tug of War; (3) Policy, Geopolitics, and the Palladium Ripple Effect

The platinum market is expected to move to being in balance in 2026 – but this is contingent on a lessening of the trade tensions that have accentuated this year’s substantial platinum market deficit of close to 700 000 oz.

Palladium prices advanced on Monday despite a slight uptick in the US dollar against most major currencies, as markets closely awaited the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. A series of major central-bank meetings is scheduled this week, with the Fed at the forefront. Expectations point toward an interest-rate cut.