Silver Price Analysis: Recovery stalls at 100-day SMA, sellers eye $75

Silver's recovery has stalled at the 100-day simple moving average (SMA), indicating renewed selling pressure as bears aim for the $75 per troy ounce level. The failure to sustain gains above a key technical resistance suggests weakening bullish momentum, likely driven by stronger dollar conditions and elevated real yields that increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. This dynamic particularly impacts precious metals, with silver facing additional headwinds from soft industrial demand expectations amid global growth concerns. The immediate price action reflects a shift in risk sentiment and interest rate differentials, influencing capital flows into commodity markets. Traders will watch the upcoming U.S. PCE inflation data for fresh cues on Fed policy, which could determine the next major move in silver prices.

Silver (XAG/USD) behaves like gold's high-beta cousin — amplified moves in both directions — with additional sensitivity to industrial demand (solar panels, EVs). Gold/silver ratio mean-reversion is a common macro trade.

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