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This is your Daily Silver Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Welcome back to the Daily Silver Price Tracker. I am your host, Vanessa Clark, and I am here to break down the very latest news and information about what is happening in the world of silver for Tuesday, November eighteenth, twenty twenty-five.

Let us start with the numbers that matter. As of this evening, the spot price for silver is trading at fifty dollars and seventy-six cents per ounce. That is according to sources like USAGold and Investing News. If you are looking at the futures market, Comex Silver for November delivery settled a bit lower today at fifty dollars and forty-five cents per ounce, which is just under half a percent drop. It has been a dramatic ride lately, with silver reaching record highs over fifty-four dollars just last week before stepping back amid broader market turbulence and investor uncertainty.

What is driving these wild swings in the silver market? Several big factors are at play. First, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding US Federal Reserve policy. Hopes for an interest rate cut in December have faded, causing both gold and silver prices to pull back after those recent highlights. Traders are waiting for signals from upcoming Fed meeting minutes and jobs data, both of which could set the next direction for precious metals.

Another major story this year is supply. The respected research group Metals Focus recently called twenty twenty-five a truly dramatic year for silver, pointing out that the market is facing its fifth straight annual supply shortfall. To put that in perspective, silver mine production is not keeping up with global demand, even though recycling has picked up a bit. The total supply deficit this year is expected to reach ninety-five million ounces, adding to a five-year cumulative shortfall equaling nearly one full year of average mine output.

Demand is a mixed picture. Industrial demand for silver has softened slightly, partly because those high prices encourage manufacturers to cut back or find substitutions. Jewelry demand is down as well for the same reason. However, investment demand remains strong. Many investors are turning to silver as a hedge against volatility, geopolitical risk, and currency fluctuations. Even with some profit-taking happening now, especially in the United States, big gains in silver bar and coin buying continue in markets like India, Germany, and Australia.

Tariff concerns, especially between major trading partners, have also contributed to the volatility. Silver is now officially designated as a critical mineral by the US government, adding another angle to this story.

Looking ahead, most analysts agree that silver’s price will likely stay volatile in the near term. With supply tight and plenty of uncertainty about interest rates and global economic conditions, silver’s reputation as both an investment and an industrial metal makes it one of the liveliest commodities to watch.

Here are a couple of actionable takeaways if you are thinking about the silver market right now. First, keep a close eye on upcoming Federal Reserve decisions and macroeconomic news. These are major drivers for precious metals. Second, remember that silver tends to be more volatile than gold, partly because its market is smaller and more sensitive to shifts in both industrial and investment demand. Consider your risk tolerance before jumping in. And third, look at physical silver as well as ETFs and mining stocks if you want exposure but want to diversify your risk.

That wraps up today’s episode of the Daily Silver Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thank you so much for listening. If you found this update useful, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and join me next time for more in-depth analysis and actionable insights on the silver market. Until then, take care and happy investing.

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