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Silver trades near $58 an ounce as the World Silver Survey projects a 46.3 million ounce deficit for 2026.

A mid-2026 investor survey shows the most bullish gold and silver forecasts on record despite steep price declines.

Silver September futures opened at $57.97 an ounce on July 30, 2026, holding under the $60 mark.

Central banks bought an estimated 244 tons of gold in Q1 2026 while official reports showed only 16 tons.

Energy Fuels tracks ahead of 2026 uranium guidance as a Section 232 review could reshape US domestic sourcing.

Silver traded near $57.55 an ounce on July 28, 2026, far below the $113 level reached in January.

StoneX projects gold near $4,000 and silver at $55 to $60 as the gold silver ratio widens to 69 to 1.

Centrus signed a $900 million DOE contract to expand uranium enrichment capacity at Piketon, Ohio.

Silver September futures opened at $59.81 an ounce, up 1.5 percent, as US strikes on Iran paused.

Silver industrial demand falls to a four-year low of 650 million ounces as PV thrifting cuts usage.

Uranium spot price hit $101 a pound in 2026 as the supply gap widens into the 2030s.

Uranium long-term contract prices reach $90 a pound as US nuclear and data center demand climbs.

Silver holds near $59 as a sixth straight annual supply deficit supports 2026 prices.

Uranium held near $85 a pound in July 2026 as US nuclear demand and data center deals tightened supply.

Silver trades near $58.55 an ounce in July 2026, down from its January high, as the supply deficit widens.

Analysts hold a near-$80 silver consensus for 2026 with upside toward $100 despite volatility.

Fulton County metals dealers track silver's reset and high gold prices in their mid-2026 market outlook.

Silver faces a sixth consecutive supply deficit in 2026 as industrial and AI-driven demand climbs.

Uranium drew investor attention in 2026 as AI-driven power demand met a tight supply picture.

Uranium prices hit their highest level since 2008 as the supply deficit deepens in 2026.