Gold and silver prices rebound
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The price of silver has experienced notable recent changes. Here's where it stands as of February 4, 2026.
Gold and silver prices rebounded after suffering a historic selloff, with analysts suggesting that the recent violent correction was more a positioning reset.
With gold prices soaring, Olympic medals are now worth more money than ever—and some athletes, like swimming champion Ryan Lochte, are cashing in on six-figure offers.
In today's market, the price of your silver bars depends on the spot price, premiums and even where you buy them.
Gold and silver investors’ heads are spinning from a series of highs and lows. After weeks of record-breaking rallies, both precious metals took a precipitous dip in price at the end of January, followed by a bounce in early February with single-day gains that rival those set during the 2008 financial crisis.
Before Friday's selloff, gold and silver had been on a blistering yearlong rally, fueled by heavy central bank buying and geopolitical tensions.
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Silver plunges into a bear market for the first time since 2022. Here’s how long it may last.
A more than 30% one-day drop in silver late last week pulled prices for the metal into a bear market for the first time since 2022.
Citi’s $150 silver target frames the metal as a high‑beta macro barometer where Chinese buying, structural supply deficits, and safe‑haven flows justify a new $65–$70 floor after a run from sub‑$20 to triple‑digit prices.
Gold and silver are expected to perform one essential function: to remain steady when other assets begin to falter.
The iShares Silver Trust ETF plunged last week following President Trump's selection of Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chairman. Silver has moved beyond only being bullion and is in high demand in AI data centers and solar panels. Last week's sell-off of this silver ETF could present a buying opportunity for aggressive investors.
Gravity is a strong force. Gold and silver have experienced parabolic rallies, and while it is impossible to pick tops or bottoms in any market, the risk of owning the leading precious metals may have reached an unacceptable level.
Gold and silver prices dropped as increased CME margin requirements added to the selling pressure following last week's sell-off.