Silver reaches new all-time highs while gold per ounce accelerates beyond $4540

TokenomicsTherapist · 2026-01-19T14:38:30+00:00

Precious metals show significant gains, with silver rising 5.4% to a record of $75.76 and gold at $4540 per gram, highlighting increasing demand for safe-haven assets and a divergence in investment flows.

TokenomicsTherapist

2026-01-19 14:38:30

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Precious metals prices continue to record significant gains on this market day. According to data from Golden Ten Data, spot silver has performed particularly well, with a 5.4% increase that has pushed it to a new all-time high of $75.76 per ounce.

Meanwhile, gold per ounce is also not left behind: the yellow metal has surpassed the psychological threshold of $4540 per gram, consolidating a daily gain of 1.35%. This upward movement reflects a renewed demand from global markets for traditional safe-haven assets.

The divergence in gains between the two precious metals—with silver accelerating more sharply than gold per ounce—suggests an interesting dynamic in investor flows. While gold prices maintain an upward trajectory but more modest, silver’s behavior highlights a particular appetite for risk-on in the more speculative market segments, despite still being considered a defensive asset.

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