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IPC Index — Mexico MarketSilver surged to $100 per ounce for the first time, buoyed by a softer US dollar, persistent geopolitical tensions, and broader economic uncertainty. The greenback came under pressure amid shifting US–Europe geopolitical dynamics surrounding Greenland, alongside growing investor unease that Europe could leverage its sizeable holdings of US assets as a strategic tool. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is widely anticipated to leave interest rates unchanged at its meeting next week, reflecting continued signs of economic resilience. However, markets are still pricing in two rate cuts later this year, a view that could gain further traction as President Donald Trump moves closer to selecting the next Fed chair following interviews with potential candidates. Beyond macro forces, silver’s rally has been amplified by a historic short squeeze, robust retail investor demand, and China’s tightening export controls, all of which have intensified supply concerns and added momentum to the move.
