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Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting sees silver’s pullback from $120 to around $55 as a healthy retest of its breakout above $50. His technical target remains between $250 and $500, supported by rising demand from AI, China and solar. He also sees the gold-silver ratio potentially falling from... show more

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