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Will Silver prices extend their gains? Silver's price movement on Friday, October 17, 2025, showed a bearish candle with a wick at the bottom of the candle. This reflects a strong price decline, followed by significant buyer action. The price formed a high of 54,461, a low of 50,611, and a close of 51,669 on FXOpen's platform. Silver is a commodity with a dual function, acting not only as a safe-haven asset but also as an industrial commodity. This factor takes into account the safe-haven factor and its relationship to the USD. Secondly, industrial factors and market demand/supply are key factors. Silver is traded in USD, so the strength of the US dollar and the Fed's interest rate are key factors. When the USD weakens or interest rates fall, silver will receive a boost. Currently, the market is focusing on Fed policy and whether there will be an interest rate cut, which could support silver. Data shows that the market is already pricing in a potential Fed rate cut at the end of October 2025, which is bullish for silver. However, if there's a hawkish surprise or strong economic data, such as inflation or employment, that supports the US dollar, silver could face selling pressure. However, the current US shutdown could delay US news releases. Current global risk sentiment, political uncertainty such as US-China trade tensions, political uncertainty in Europe and Japan, the risk of recession, or geopolitical concerns tend to increase demand for safe-haven assets like silver and support price increases. Silver is currently experiencing a serious supply shortage. Production is declining because much silver is merely a byproduct of other metal mining, while demand is increasing significantly in the industrial sector. Reports indicate that the physical London market is experiencing an extreme shortage. The Silver Institute estimates the silver market deficit will continue for the fifth consecutive year through 2025. This market scarcity is a very strong medium-term fundamental factor supporting price increases. Despite the current bullish outlook, analysts warn that silver is riskier than gold because it lacks central bank support and is more sensitive to industrial cycles. Another risk is that silver prices have already rallied strongly, with potential profit-taking or a rapid correction if macroeconomic conditions disappoint. The silver price forecast for today is support around 48.60-50.00, with a correction scenario if pressure from macroeconomic risks arises. Resistance is around 54.00-56.00 if bullish momentum continues and macro factors are supportive. A realistic price range would be 49.50-55.00.
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Rhaes started following Crypto ETFs Hit Record Inflows Amid Volatility
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Crypto’s narrative took a sharp twist this week and not just in market panic, but in capital flows. Global crypto ETFs pulled in a record $5.95 billion in net inflows, with the US alone contributing $5 billion. This influx arrives as markets reeling from the biggest leveraged liquidation event ever over $19 billion wiped in hours. On-chain data points toward orchestration, not chaos. Analysts link the flash crash to a coordinated $60M sell order triggering cascading auto liquidations and benefiting a few whale actors. The volatility was brutal, but the capital injection via ETFs suggests a return of institutional conviction. We’re now at a pivot: will on-chain metrics confirm accumulation, or will ETF flows be front-loaded hype? The next chapter depends on whether the data can back sentiment.