Why can silver be out of gold by the end of 2025
On April 9, the gold price recorded $ 3000 an ounce against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions and reached the highest level ever at 3431 dollars at the time of the press on April 22, which represents a profit of 30.28 % since the beginning of the year.
On the contrary, silver witnessed an increase in prices from $ 29.56 an ounce to $ 32.74 in the same time frame – equivalent to 10.75 %.

Despite the poor performance against the yellow metal, an interesting and incredibly rare technical indicator indicates that silver can generate super gold returns by the end of the year.
The percentage of gold to silver shoots 100 for the first time since 2020
As of April 22, the gold ratio to silver is located in 104.74. In simple phrases, this means that approximately 104.74 ounces is required to buy one ounce of gold.

Here is the reason for this – the highly high differences have not occurred only twice in the past 25 years. Either way, silver outperformed gold by a large margin in a rally.
The latest occurrence was in 2020, when the percentage reached the highest level (ATH) from 124. What followed is a 100 % increase in silver prices, while gold gathered by 31 %. Before that, the percentage reached a local increase of 70 in 2010-silver gained 223 % in the 14-month increase after that, while gold prices increased by 45 %.
With the post -$ 3000 step, the next expectation is that gold will reach 4000 dollars an ounce in 2025. This would reach approximately 50.48 %. Silver prices should reach about $ 44.48 an ounce to suit these gains.
If the price movement mimics what was seen in previous cases of this great contrast between the two commodities (especially given Expensive decrease in silver production), Gray metal can outperform gold by the end of the year.
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