Commodities Market Rallies: Gold and Silver Reach New Highs

Gold has surged to unprecedented levels against the USD, buoyed by geopolitical tensions and expectations of a dovish Fed stance.
Market watchers are keenly observing Bitcoin’s response, often dubbed as “digital gold”.
Silver has also experienced a remarkable rally, hitting an 11-year high above $30. This surge is driven by its perceived safe-haven status, a weakening U.S. dollar, and increased industrial demand.
Looking forward, Silver’s industrial usage is projected to grow by 9% this year, primarily due to its role in renewable energy applications. However, potential resistance around the $35 mark could limit further gains.
Despite Silver’s strong performance, Bitcoin still lags significantly in valuation. To close the gap and become the eighth largest global commodity, Bitcoin would need to surpass $93,000, provided Silver’s stability.
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Analysts continue to debate Bitcoin’s growth potential, noting its historical pattern of doubling in value following new highs. Galaxy Digital’s Mike Novogratz anticipates a consolidation phase for Bitcoin in the short term, followed by potential upticks later in the second quarter.
As traditional markets soar and inflation protection becomes a priority, Bitcoin’s legitimacy as a regulated asset on Wall Street gains further traction.