On February 10, 2026 (GMT-5), XAG/USD traded with sharp volatility as it erased early gains and turned lower amid profit-taking, fading safe-haven flows, and a recovery in the U.S. dollar. The pair pulled back from recent highs, dipped toward support near $81.25, traded within an intraday range of roughly $81.20 to $83.10, and closed lower by around 2.0%. Pressure came from reduced geopolitical hedging, shifted Fed rate-cut expectations, and technical selling after failing to break resistance, while industrial demand from solar, EV, and AI sectors provided mild underlying support.

The market outlook for tomorrow is bearish, with a target price of 81.90.

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