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03.11.2025

Silver price prediction: XAG/USD recovery holds firm at $49 despite dollar strength — Silver rebounds over 1%

Silver [XAG/USD] began the month of November on a positive tone as buyers extended last week’s rebound against October’s corrective pullback. As of Monday’s European session, silver traded at a session high of $49.1, gaining over 1%. This advance builds on the prior week’s momentum when the metal shifted from a retracement phase to a bullish reversal, aligning once again with the broader uptrend that has prevailed since August.

- Silver rebounds over 1% as buyers sustain momentum despite the dollar’s continued strength.

- RSI enters bullish territory, hinting at a possible extension toward the $50 mark.

- Traders eye ISM PMI report as potential catalyst for short-term silver direction.

The move comes despite renewed strength in the U.S. dollar. The Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance following its recent policy meeting has lifted the dollar to fresh highs not seen since early August. Monday marks the currency’s fourth straight day of gains, reflecting persistent demand across global markets. However, the stronger dollar has only partially limited silver’s rally, as the metal continues to recover in the face of tightening monetary rhetoric. This resilience highlights robust investor interest in silver, especially as a hedge against economic uncertainty.

Silver price dynamics (Sept - Nov 2025). Source: Tradingview

That said, market volume over the last four trading sessions has shown signs of tapering, suggesting a moderation in the intensity of buying pressure. Still, silver’s rebound outpaced Gold’s performance last week, indicating that traders are favoring the white metal’s technical recovery and industrial relevance as global manufacturing data draws attention.

Silver traders await ISM data for clues on dollar path

Investor focus now turns to today’s U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI report, forecasted at 49.4 versus a previous reading of 49.1. A figure below expectations would reinforce the view of a slowing manufacturing sector and could weigh on the dollar, providing silver price room to expand its bullish recovery. Conversely, a stronger-than-expected print would favor the dollar and limit further gains for silver in the short-term.

From a technical perspective, silver’s daily RSI has moved into bullish territory, a sign of strengthening momentum in favor of continued upside. A weaker PMI reading could allow the metal to fill the sell-side imbalance zone left by October’s bearish pressure and extend toward higher resistance levels. For now, the $48.5 zone serves as immediate support, while sustained momentum above $49 could open the path toward a retest of the $50 mark later in the week.

We discussed silver rebounding 8% as Treasury yields slid after the FOMC meeting. The 50-day EMA had provided the base for the recovery, reversing October’s sharp correction.

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