Institutions indicate that silver may be overvalued, with a reasonable price potentially at only 40 US dollars.

The recent volatility in the global precious metals market has intensified, with silver, as a metal highly correlated with gold, drawing significant market attention to its price movements.

The current silver price has gradually found support within the range of $78 to $80 per ounce, showing a relatively stable trend. However, beneath this seemingly calm situation lies a potential risk of a sharp correction. The latest precious metals research report released by Commerzbank explicitly questions the current valuation of silver prices while providing a forecast for future price movements, drawing widespread market attention.

Silver Prices Stabilize in Key Range, Institutions Warn of Overvaluation Risks
As of now, international silver prices have generally stabilized, remaining largely within the range of $78 to $80 per ounce, with relatively steady market trading and temporary balance between buyers and sellers. However, this stability has not dispelled institutional concerns over the silver price, as Commerzbank explicitly stated that the current silver price carries significant overvaluation risks and may face substantial downward pressure in the future.