The silver price attracts some buyers around $41.00 level due to the rising bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its next meeting. The escalating tensions in the Middle East boost the XAG/USD pricing, especially amid the weaker US Dollar. Additionally, traders are waiting for the US producer price index data later today.
This article covers the key factors influencing XAG/USD prices, along with the technical analysis for silver price prediction, highlighting the key levels to watch. Finally, we’ll address some of the most frequently asked questions by traders and beginners.
During the Asian trading session, the silver price edged higher to near $41.00. It’s still hovering between the key support level of $40.53 and the resistance level of $41.86.
On the daily chart, silver has consolidated above the 50-day moving average since August 4, 2025, and broke above the rectangle shape on the 1st of September, which suggests a bullish continuation and a new uptrend is beginning. Moreover, the MACD signals a bullish momentum.
These bullish signs suggest that the silver price could reach higher levels toward $41.68 and then $42.00, if the XAG/USD can make a clear daily close above $41.64.
Looking at the 1-hour chart, the MACD signals bullish momentum, while on the 4-hour chart, it indicates bearish momentum. This suggests a possible price correction in the short term. A clear 4-hour close below $40.56 could pave the way toward $40.10, and then to the upper boundary of the rectangle at the $39.39 level. But the main trend remains bullish.
Silver prices tend to follow gold’s movements. As both fall under the umbrella of safe-haven assets, they share similar behavior. When gold prices rise, silver typically follows. Traders can also monitor the gold/silver ratio, which shows the number of ounces of silver needed to equal the value of one ounce of gold. This ratio can help determine whether silver is undervalued or overvalued compared to gold. A high ratio indicates that silver is undervalued, while a low ratio suggests that gold is undervalued relative to silver.
Silver prices are subject to change in response to several factors, such as Geopolitical instability, the strength of the US Dollar, the supply and demand dynamics, industrial usage, inflation and interest rates, and correlation with gold.
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