On June 30, 2026 (GMT-5), XAG/USD extended its consecutive losing streak and hit a fresh monthly low amid persistent hawkish Federal Reserve rate expectations, trading within a daily band of $56.81 to $58.35, opening at $58.19 and closing around $57.04 with a daily loss of roughly 2.13%. Sustained strength in the U.S. dollar and climbing Treasury yields lifted the opportunity cost of holding zero-yield silver, while fully resolved Middle East geopolitical risks eliminated all residual safe-haven inflows. Bearish sentiment over industrial metal consumption and continuous institutional long liquidation kept heavy selling pressure intact throughout the session; limited technical bottom-fishing only slowed the decline marginally and failed to deliver any meaningful corrective rebound against the dominant bearish trend.Bearish outlook for the market tomorrow; target level: 58.25.

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On June 29, 2026 (GMT-5), XAG/USD tracked gold’s heavy losses and tumbled to a fresh multi-week low amid robust hawkish Federal Reserve pricing, trading within a daily range of $57.92 to $59.64, opening at $59.51 and closing near $58.28 with a daily loss of roughly 2.07%. Broad U.S. dollar strength and climbing Treasury yields significantly lifted the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding silver, while sustained de-escalation of Middle East geopolitical tensions fully erased safe-haven buying demand. Downbeat industrial metal demand sentiment and large-scale institutional long liquidation amplified bearish momentum throughout the session; thin technical dip-buying only mildly slowed the downward slide and failed to stage any meaningful corrective bounce.Bearish outlook for the market tomorrow; target level: 58.42.

This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. This is a friendly XAG/USD market recap, and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to trade spot silver. The silver market features high volatility amid macroeconomic changes and geopolitical fluctuations. Please trade prudently, manage risks properly and trade at your own discretion. All profits and losses shall be borne solely by yourself. Please trade with caution.

On June 24, 2026 (GMT-5), XAG/USD extended its sharp decline and hit a fresh three-week low amid persistent hawkish Fed pricing, trading within a daily range of $60.78 to $62.59, opening at $62.41 and closing near $61.06 with a daily loss of roughly 2.5%. Renewed strength in the U.S. dollar and rebounding Treasury yields lifted the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding silver, while further easing of Middle East geopolitical tensions eliminated residual safe-haven buying. Downbeat industrial demand forecasts and continuous liquidation of long silver positions intensified bearish momentum; only modest technical dip-buying emerged to cap deeper losses without triggering any meaningful rebound during the session.Bearish outlook for the market tomorrow; target level: 57.32.

This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. This is a friendly XAG/USD market recap, and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to trade spot silver. The silver market features high volatility amid macroeconomic changes and geopolitical fluctuations. Please trade prudently, manage risks properly and trade at your own discretion. All profits and losses shall be borne solely by yourself. Please trade with caution.