Rania Gule, a senior market analyst at trading platform XS.com, said in a report that in an environment where interest rates are likely to fall, silver may benefit more than gold. According to Gule, silver is more sensitive to changes in monetary policy. He added that silver's high liquidity, ease of trading, and relatively low cost make it an attractive safe-haven asset for both retail and institutional investors. In 2025, silver rose nearly 148%, reflecting its “multidimensional” nature as a safe-haven asset, currency hedge, and a key mineral in the US economy. As the dollar depreciates, dollar-denominated silver is expected to become more attractive to non-US buyers, thereby driving global demand.

Rania Gule, a senior market analyst at trading platform XS.com, said in a report that in an environment where interest rates are likely to fall, silver may benefit more than gold. According to Gule, silver is more sensitive to changes in monetary policy. He added that silver's high liquidity, ease of trading, and relatively low cost make it an attractive safe-haven asset for both retail and institutional investors. In 2025, silver rose nearly 148%, reflecting its “multidimensional” nature as a safe-haven asset, currency hedge, and a key mineral in the US economy. As the dollar depreciates, dollar-denominated silver is expected to become more attractive to non-US buyers, thereby driving global demand.