The price of silver rebounded overnight, and London silver now hit 60 US dollars/oz. The volatility is significantly greater than that of gold. However, retail investors' enthusiasm for participation in this round of rebound was significantly lower than during the sharp rise at the beginning of the year, and the lack of demand in this part may act as further upward resistance. There was a moderate inflow of ETFs, and institutional sentiment picked up, but the retail side's lackluster hedging. The short-term pattern improved, but the continuation of the rebound requires observing the performance of gold and whether retail capital can return.

Silver prices rebounded overnight, and London Bank now hit 60 US dollars/oz. The volatility is significantly greater than that of gold. However, retail investors' enthusiasm for participation in this round of rebound was significantly lower than during the sharp rise at the beginning of the year, and the lack of demand in this part may act as further upward resistance. There was a moderate inflow of ETFs, and institutional sentiment picked up, but the retail side's lackluster hedging. The short-term pattern improved, but the continuation of the rebound requires observing the performance of gold and whether retail capital can return.