Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Silver, Copper Hit Records Amid Trading Turmoil
Silver and copper prices reached new highs on Friday.
Silver went up to $56.775 per ounce, and copper hit $11,210.50 per ton.
This happened because of problems with trading, low supply, and hopes that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates.
Gold and platinum also went up.
Silver has increased a lot this year, over 95%, because people are buying it instead of government bonds.
Copper is also going up because there isn't enough of it, and people are worried about possible tariffs.
Traders are sending more copper to the US, which is making the situation tighter in other parts of the world.
The CME Group had a 10-hour glitch, which some people think was to help a trader who had to deliver a lot of silver.
Physical silver trading continued even during the glitch, and the situation will become clearer by December 31, 2025.
Silver and copper prices hit record highs due to supply tightness and trading disruptions.
Silver surged to $56.775 per ounce, while copper reached $11,210.50 per ton.
Gold rose 1.3% and platinum increased by 3.5% during the trading session.
CME Group experienced a 10-hour glitch blamed on a 'cooling issue', but stakeholders allege foul play to bail out a trader.
Physical silver trading continued during the glitch, and the situation will crystallize by December 31, 2025.
- Who
- Traders, investors, analysts, and market regulators
- What
- Silver and copper prices hit record highs; CME Group experienced a 10-hour glitch
- When
- Friday, during volatile trading; glitch occurred on November 28, 2025
- Where
- Global markets, particularly CME Group and LME; India; Shanghai
- Why
- Due to supply tightness, Fed interest rate cut hopes, trading disruptions, and potential foul play by CME Group
- Gold Price Increase
- 1.3%
- Platinum Price Increase
- 3.5%
- Silver Yearly Surge
- 95%
- Copper Futures Increase
- 2.3%
- Shanghai Silver Inventories
- Lowest since 2015
- Indian Silver Futures
- ₹1,75,340 per kg (record high)