Silver prices hovered around $80 per ounce on Friday, as a 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel calmed inflation fears and weakened the U.S. dollar.
A sustained supply deficit projection for 2026 is also supporting prices.
What ETFs To Tap Amid Silver Rebound?
Silver COMEX (May 2026) rose 1% to $79.47 at 4.42 AM EDT after declining about 15% since the war began in late February amid fears that rising energy costs would stoke inflation, keeping interest rates higher. Those concerns have eased somewhat, with optimism returning on hopes that the U.S. and Iran could reach a permanent ceasefire deal over the weekend.
This has brought back the allure of the white metal and investors looking to tap the rise in silver prices could consider the following ETFs:
1. iShares Silver Trust
The iShares Silver Trust (NYSE:SLV) offers exposure to the day-to-day movement of the price of silver bullion. It has an AUM of $21.5 billion and trades in a heavy volume of 41 million shares a day. It charges 0.50% in fees per year from investors.
Price Action: SLV gained 0.4% at 4.16 AM ET, but is down 16.1% since the Iran war began.
Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings indicate SLV has a Momentum score in the 91th percentile and maintains a strong price trend in the short, …
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