Silver ETFs

Silver price: 360 ONE Silver ETF opened for subscription today, March 10, 2025, and will end on March 20, 2025. The scheme will reopen for continuous sale and repurchase from March 28, 2025

Silver may decline a bit, though downside is likely to be limited

Silver is expected to push higher should gold rise to record highs. The grey metal is up around 15 per cent this year

As long as Silver continues to hold above $30 (Rs 88,000), we look for a target of $35 (Rs 103,000) in the coming months

Support for Silver is at $31.77 (Rs 94,000) /$31.11 (Rs 92,000). Resistance is $32.55 (Rs 96,300)/$33.45 (Rs 99,000)

Total known global silver ETF holdings stood at 710.01 MOz, the lowest since September 23, as on January 27

Silver looks vulnerable as industrial commodities are under pressure on Trump's tariff threats

Silver trading strategy: Support is at $30 (Rs 90,200)/$29.60 (Rs 89,000). Resistance is at $31.10 (Rs 93,400)/$31.50 (Rs 94,600)/$31.85 (Rs 95,600)

Silver rate today: The metal may recover should the US CPI data turn out to be subdued, though upside is likely to be capped

Silver trading strategy: Stable US yields may help Silver test the resistance around $30.20 in ultra-short term, though buying the dips is advisable over chasing the rally

Where investors find philosopher's stone, with Rs 19K crore inflow in first 11 months of CY 2024

With a constrained supply growth and rising industrial usages, silver is mostly headed for a fifth straight year of deficit in 2025

As industrial commodities remain under pressure due to lack of China's fiscal stimulus and concerns over trade friction, silver will rely on geopolitical development for its upward traction

The metal consolidated its losses on Tuesday and was trading nearly 0.18 per cent up at $30.36 at the time of writing this report

With China's fiscal stimulus failing to excite investors, Silver is likely to be under pressure in the short term, even gold and copper prices weaken

The Fed cutting rates despite citing strong growth will put the focus back on inflation. The US bonds are quite volatile. Yields are likely to spike again on growth expectations and deficit concerns

Silver rate today: Silver is likely to do better than gold in the short-term in case Harris wins the presidential race

Gold and silver ETFs from Nippon India Mutual Fund, the largest in the category, alone recorded a combined volume of Rs 228 crore

Silver rate: The metal is expected to be highly volatile and choppy as this week is packed with crucial data out of both China and the US, and the next week will be about the US presidential elections

Spot silver at the time of the MCX closing was trading at $33.67, down around 0.10 per cent on the day.