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The projection that silver could approach $200 per ounce by the end of 2026 sounds extreme only when viewed through the lens of recent price history. In the framework being laid out, such a move is not the result of speculation or enthusiasm, but of structural stress building beneath the surface of the global financial system. Silver, described as the secondary currency metal, sits at the intersection of monetary demand and industrial consumption. As shortages in the physical market deepen and paper trading volumes expand far beyond deliverable supply, the gap between quoted prices and underlying value becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. According to Lynette Zang, a stockbroker, precious metals and currency analyst, volatility in silver is not an anomaly but a signal. A surge in futures contracts, particularly on the CME, has amplified short-term price swings as margin requirements are adjusted to control leverage. These mechanisms allow prices to be pushed down or restrained without resolving the core imbalance between paper claims and physical availability. Silver’s extensive use in manufacturing, energy infrastructure, and emerging technologies differentiates it from gold. Once used, much of it is effectively removed from the market, tightening supply in ways that paper contracts cannot easily replicate.
Gold plays a parallel but distinct role. As the primary currency metal, it reflects confidence in fiat systems. Forecasts that place gold near $6,000 per ounce by the end of 2026 are rooted in expectations of monetary expansion, debt monetization, and geopolitical escalation. The argument holds that central banks, faced with mounting fiscal pressures, have limited options beyond continued liquidity injections. Lower interest rates and renewed bond purchases may support asset markets in the short term, but they also accelerate currency devaluation, pushing investors toward tangible stores of value.
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