The precious metals market witnessed a day of intense turbulence on March 4, 2026, as a delayed wave of selling pressure finally hit domestic investment vehicles. Following a brutal global bullion rout on March 3, Indian-listed silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a "catch-up" correction, plunging more than 7% in early
iShares Silver Trust (NYSE:SLV) shares are slumping on Tuesday as silver pulls back in response to a strengthening U.S. dollar as tensions in the Middle East escalate and investors reassess the inflation outlook and fading prospects for rate cuts.
The global financial order underwent a seismic reconfiguration on February 23, 2026, as the United States formalized a new 15% flat tariff on all imported raw materials and finished goods. This aggressive protectionist move, aimed at re-shoring industrial capacity, has triggered an unprecedented flight to "hard assets," accelerating a long-simmering
The silver market, often referred to as the “devil’s metal” for its propensity to lure and then devastate investors, lived up to its reputation this month with a sequence of events that will be studied in economic textbooks for decades. In the first three weeks of February 2026, silver
In a week defined by unprecedented institutional friction and market volatility, precious metals have surged to historic highs as investors flee toward safe-haven assets. The catalyst for this dramatic rally was a dual-pronged shock to the global trade system: first, a monumental U.S. Supreme Court ruling that stripped the
