Silver prices surge amidst market optimism.
According to Trading Economics, the global silver spot price soared to $56.41 per ounce on November 29th in Asian markets, marking a $2.99 (5.6%) increase from the previous session’s $53.40. The day’s trading range fluctuated between $53.34 and $56.54 per ounce.
Domestically, Phu Quy Jewelry Corporation listed 999 silver at VND 2,132,000 per tael (buy) and VND 2,198,000 per tael (sell). Silver has rebounded over 11.2% this week after an early decline, outpacing gold’s 70% annual gain with an 87% surge.
One-kilogram 999 silver bars traded at VND 56,853,191 (buy) and VND 58,613,187 (sell).
Market sentiment favors December Fed rate cut.
Growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December are buoying silver prices. FX Empire’s James Hyerczyk highlights weakening US labor data—slower hiring and rising jobless claims—as reinforcing this outlook.
Falling bond yields, a weaker USD, and capital flows into low-rate assets create ideal conditions for silver, valued both industrially and as a hedge. Hyerczyk notes this dual role fuels its upward trajectory since early November.
UBS has revised silver’s forecast upward, citing pre-rally accumulation. Strategist Dominic Schnider predicts further gains in 2026, driven by sustained investment inflows despite recent $50/ounce consolidation.
UBS targets $60/ounce by 2026 (with $65 possible) and maintains a $47–50 long-term buy zone. Year-to-date, silver has climbed 86%, supported by industrial demand, negative real rates, and fiscal deficit concerns.
However, UBS warns of a 2026 peak at $57/ounce, with supply deficits persisting (293 million ounces) despite modest demand growth (1.34 billion ounces). A gold-silver ratio of 75 implies $60 silver if gold hits $4,500.










































