2026-01-16 00:15:53

Silver pulled back toward the $90-per-ounce level following the US decision to ease tariffs on critical mineral imports. Yet the week's momentum remains solid, with prices holding roughly 13% gains. The strength stems from robust inflows across commodities and persistent supply constraints tied to lingering tariff pressures. Despite the policy pause, structural tightness continues to support the bid underneath precious metals.

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SerLiquidated

· 01-16 00:44

This wave of silver, once policies loosened, was pulled back, but the 13% increase is still solid. The real core is the tight supply; as long as the tariff pressure isn't lifted for a day, the market will have to continue supporting the prices.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-16 00:39

When tariffs ease, silver drops, but the weekly gains are still there. This logic is a bit hard to hold up.

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-16 00:38

This wave of correction in silver isn't a big deal; the 13% increase is right there. The tight supply fundamentals are still in place, but the issue of key mineral imports remains a drop in the bucket.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-16 00:31

This wave of silver is quite interesting. When tariffs eased, silver didn't rise? It indicates that the market had already digested this expectation, which is a true bottoming signal. The real situation is that supply is tightly constrained, and the 13% increase is just a teaser.

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ForkItAll

· 01-16 00:29

The recent pullback in silver to 90 is still normal, but a 13% weekly increase is really impressive... The key is that the supply side is tightly controlled.

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