Confident in the performance of precious metals in the first half of 2026. Gold has already stabilized above $6000 per ounce, with silver closely following towards $187 per ounce, reflecting the market's ongoing demand for safe-haven assets.

More interesting is the change in the gold-silver ratio. Currently, the gold-silver ratio points to the 32 level, but this may not be the end. From a historical perspective, this ratio has room to be pushed lower, implying that silver could outperform gold — a signal for traders who are optimistic about risk assets.

The $6000 mark for gold is not the ceiling. As long as macro uncertainties persist or real interest rates remain under pressure, the upward cycle for precious metals has a basis for continuation. Whether for hedging portfolios or pure commodity trading, now is a good time to pay attention to opportunities in the precious metals sector.