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Silver Tops $50 for First Time Since 1993 as Gold Pauses After Record, Copper Hits 16‑Month High

Safe-haven flows, dollar weakness, supply disruptions drove the move.

Overview

  • Silver climbed above $50 an ounce to a three-decade peak as investors sought safety and industrial demand signals strengthened.
  • Gold briefly cleared $4,000 an ounce for a record before easing, with analysts describing a consolidation after months of gains.
  • Copper traded around $10,800–$10,866 per tonne on the LME, marking a 16‑month high and one of the highest levels on record.
  • Production setbacks at Quebrada Blanca, El Teniente and Indonesia’s Grasberg tightened supply, bolstering the copper rally.
  • UBS lifted its copper target to $11,500 per tonne for September 2026, with Bank of America and Citi also raising forecasts as Fed‑cut expectations and a softer dollar supported metals prices.