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

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Daily Silver Price Tracker. I am your host, Vanessa Clark. Today is Tuesday, November twenty-fifth, and it is a remarkable day for silver enthusiasts, traders, and anyone keeping an eye on precious metal commodities. In this episode, I am bringing you the latest update on the current silver price, unpacking what’s driving market movement, and offering practical tips for those considering buying or selling silver right now.

Let’s get straight to the headline: As of today, spot silver is trading at fifty dollars and eighty-four cents per ounce. Earlier in the session, silver prices even touched an intraday high of fifty-one dollars and fifty-seven cents. This marks a one point seven percent increase just today, a jump of more than ten percent over the last month, and a truly stunning nearly seventy percent rise compared to prices from one year ago. This surge is grabbing worldwide attention and prompting both investors and industry experts to ask: what’s fueling this remarkable rally in silver prices?

A big part of the answer lies in a cocktail of global market factors. Investors are bracing for potential interest rate cuts, plus there’s been a wave of uncertainty in world markets, which typically pushes more money into precious metals like silver. However, it’s not just macroeconomics at play: silver is facing some of the most intense supply-demand imbalances the market has seen in years. Current projections show global demand for silver in twenty twenty-five is set to hit one point three billion ounces, while mine production is only around eight hundred and forty million ounces. That’s an eye-watering supply deficit of over two hundred million ounces, a gap that is only widening as silver’s industrial uses—from solar panels to electric vehicles—continue to expand.

Adding to the tension are new export controls on silver from China and strategic silver stockpiling by Russia, both moves which further squeeze the world supply. Refining capacity everywhere, especially outside Asia, is already stretched near maximum. All this means silver’s trajectory today is about so much more than short-term speculation: it reflects deep, systemic shifts in how the world values silver for both technology and financial security.

So, what does this mean for you, whether you’re a silver stacker, a casual investor, or just curious about markets? For those considering buying physical silver, it is crucial to remain aware of the growing premiums on physical delivery compared to paper contracts, as shortages can push real-world prices above what you see on financial screens. Traders should watch key technical levels very closely. Resistance in the fifty-two to fifty-two fifty per ounce range is especially important; if silver can break above these numbers with convincing volume, more upside could follow. On the flip side, if silver drops back toward and below forty-six fifty per ounce, we could see a technical correction or a pause as the market reassesses.

With Thanksgiving in the United States this week, expect trading volume to be a bit thinner and price movements perhaps choppier. But the bigger story is the strong undercurrent of demand, limited supply, and intense focus on silver’s strategic importance in renewable energy, technology, and even defense.

Before we wrap up, here are a few practical takeaways for our listeners. First, stay informed about physical supply conditions and beware of paying huge premiums if you are buying silver coins or bars. Second, consider your time frame before making any moves—this is a market being driven by long-term forces, not just short-term volatility. And third, if you’re using silver prices as a gauge...