The price of silver, which surged to over $100 per ounce recently, is currently trading at just under $80 as of February 9, 2026, following a profit-taking phase by investors. Experts are skeptical about silver reaching $200 per ounce in 2026, citing that achieving such a milestone would require extreme economic conditions, like severe currency devaluation or high inflation. While supply constraints and demand remain strong, the likelihood of a significant price rally appears slim without major disruptions. Investors may benefit from diversifying their portfolios with both silver and gold to manage volatility.
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