The range overnight for XAG was $52.90 - $53.91, Asia is currently trading around $53.51, +0.25%%. Silver has regained its momentum higher after finding good demand back below the $50 area. The surge in risk sentiment, a weaker USD and the news that both Copper and Silver have been added to the US “Critical Minerals” list has contributed to it being better bid. China stockpiles have slumped which adds tailwinds to the trade as it looks to test the $55 level again, a break of which could see the momentum higher reignited.
Fig 1 : Silver Quarterly Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Crescat Capital/@TaviCosta
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