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Silver rebounded to around $90 after briefly slipping below $80 in the previous session, supported by a pullback in the US dollar. As expectations grew that the Iran conflict could end sooner than initially feared, safe-haven demand for the dollar eased, allowing precious metals to recover.

During periods of heightened uncertainty, investors often sell liquid assets to raise cash, meet margin calls, or reduce overall risk exposure. Since both gold and silver had rallied strongly earlier this year, they became natural candidates for profit booking.

Gold is currently consolidating in the $5,100–$5,200 range, reflecting a pause after the strong rally seen earlier this year, while silver is heading for a weekly decline of more than 10% as investors shift toward the US dollar.

Gold and silver have rebounded from recent lows as safe-haven demand returned amid rising geopolitical and trade tensions. Gold has recovered about 5% to move back above $5200, while silver has risen nearly 10% to trade above $85.

Gold has extended its longest winning streak since 1973, underscoring its role as a core safe-haven asset during periods of systemic stress. With a key global trade chokepoint effectively locked and geopolitical instability intensifying, investors have decisively rotated away from risk assets toward bullion.

Gold and silver prices extended their gains, hovering near a four-week high as safe-haven demand strengthened amid rising geopolitical tensions and continued uncertainty around U.S. trade policy

Precious Metals prices rose as investors sought safety amid renewed uncertainty over U.S. trade policy. The U.S. Supreme Court struck down several tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, ruling he exceeded his authority. In response, Trump pledged to increase import duties to 15%, escalating trade tensions

Gold and silver climbed to a three-week high, supported by renewed safe-haven demand. Market sentiment turned cautious after U.S. President Donald Trump reacted strongly to a court decision and imposed a blanket 15% tariff on imports.