Silver price today November 15, 2025: Domestic and world silver prices slightly decreased because the Fed tightened expectations of interest rate cuts

Domestic silver price today November 15, 2025 decreased after a series of hot increases

Silver prices today recorded a slight adjustment. At Ancarat, the buying price of silver was 2,016,000 VND/tael and the selling price was 2,079,000 VND/tael in Hanoi . In one week, silver prices increased by nearly 10%, creating a large fluctuation range for the precious metals market.

999 silver bars of 1kg, updated at 5:30 a.m. on November 15, are priced at VND53,010,000/bar (buy) and VND54,590,000/bar (sell). Many investors believe that the strong fluctuations in silver prices over the past few days reflect cautious sentiment in response to new messages from the Fed.

Silver price today November 15, 2025: Silver price drops due to FED statement

World silver prices fall sharply as Fed tightens interest rate cut expectations

World silver prices fell sharply when the US market opened. Silver futures for December delivery fell $1.53 to $51.63/ounce. Silver prices were under pressure to take profits and liquidate short positions when the Fed showed a tougher stance on interest rates.

US stocks plunged as expectations for a rate cut narrowed. The probability of a Fed rate cut in December fell below 50%, according to Bloomberg. This development caused silver prices to lose momentum as money turned to a defensive position.

Several Fed leaders have expressed caution about monetary policy. St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem wants to move slowly because inflation remains high. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said rates should remain “slightly tight.” Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari also does not support cutting rates anytime soon.

This level of caution increases silver price volatility, especially as the market awaits a series of important economic data delayed by the prolonged US government shutdown.

The global economy has a direct impact on silver prices.

In addition to the impact of the Fed, silver prices are also affected by major economic news. The US and Argentina signed an agreement to increase trade, opening up the market for many industrial products. The impact spread to the commodity market, causing silver prices to fluctuate more strongly.

In China, industrial production rose just 4.9% in the most recent month compared to the same period last year. Fixed asset investment fell 1.7% in the first 10 months of the year. Weak demand has caused precious metals in general and silver prices to react cautiously.

In other commodity markets, the USD increased slightly, crude oil approached 59.50 USD/barrel and US government bond yields rose to 4.13%, adding pressure on silver prices.

Technical developments predict silver prices will maintain short-term upside

According to technical analysis, the December silver contract remains in a positive trend. The next upside target is a break above the weekly high of $54.415. The nearest support level for silver is at $51, followed by $50. Immediate resistance is at $52 and $53.

The Wyckoff Market Indicator for December silver futures is at 8.0, suggesting buyers remain in control.

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