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Silver Holds Strong Support as Managed Money Stays Long

Published September 9, 20261 min read
Line chart of Silver futures (SI=F), last 90 days (USD per ounce) on a dark background

Silver futures gained 0.57% to $67.38 while the silver ETF SLV slipped 0.75%, showing the same paper-versus-physical divergence that hit gold. But the positioning data tells a different story. Managed money traders remain net long 26,739 contracts in silver, down only 11.3% from the prior week. That is a lot of long exposure to maintain when other metals are selling off.

For more on precious metals, see our gold coverage . Key Takeaways Managed money holds a net long position of 26,739 silver contracts. Silver futures rose 0.57% to $67.38 despite ETF outflows. The gold-silver ratio at 65.9 shows silver is relatively cheap versus gold. Industrial demand is keeping silver supported above $67. C…

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Silver's Dual Role Supports Price Above $67 Amid Industrial | MarketIntelLabs