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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 7 MIN

Why Silver Is Getting Crushed While Gold Holds Up

from The Commodities Economy with Fexingo: Oil, Gold, Wheat, and Raw Material Markets · host Fexingo

Silver has dropped more than 3% this week alone, while gold is only down about 2.3% from recent highs. Lucas and Luna dig into why the two precious metals are diverging again in May 2026. They look at the industrial demand story — silver's dual role as a monetary metal and a manufacturing input — and how the latest sell-off in solar and electronics demand is weighing on prices. They also discuss what the gold-to-silver ratio tells us about market sentiment and whether this divergence is a signal or a temporary blip. Specific numbers include silver at $73.62 an ounce and gold at $4,419, and a look at the ratio now above 60. Plus, a quick check on why analysts are warning of further demand destruction in silver. If you've been watching metals markets this spring, this episode explains why silver isn't following gold. #Silver #Gold #PreciousMetals #GoldToSilverRatio #Commodities #Metals #IndustrialDemand #SolarEnergy #Electronics #Inflation #Fed #Kashkari #May2026 #MarketDivergence #CommoditiesEconomy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Economics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

Silver has dropped more than 3% this week alone, while gold is only down about 2.3% from recent highs. Lucas and Luna dig into why the two precious metals are diverging again in May 2026. They look at the industrial demand story — silver's dual role as a monetary metal and a manufacturing input — and how the latest sell-off in solar and electronics demand is weighing on prices. They also discuss what the gold-to-silver ratio tells us about market sentiment and whether this divergence is a signal or a temporary blip. Specific numbers include silver at $73.62 an ounce and gold at $4,419, and a look at the ratio now above 60. Plus, a quick check on why analysts are warning of further demand destruction in silver. If you've been watching metals markets this spring, this episode explains why silver isn't following gold. #Silver #Gold #PreciousMetals #GoldToSilverRatio #Commodities #Metals #IndustrialDemand #SolarEnergy #Electronics #Inflation #Fed #Kashkari #May2026 #MarketDivergence #CommoditiesEconomy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Economics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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Silver has dropped more than 3% this week alone, while gold is only down about 2.3% from recent highs. Lucas and Luna dig into why the two precious metals are diverging again in May 2026. They look at the industrial demand story — silver's dual role...

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