ETMarkets Smart Talk | Why silver could stay volatile while gold turns stable in 2026, says Ajit Banerjee

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Precious metals saw a stellar 2025 run, but 2026 may bring divergence. Gold is expected to remain a stable hedge, while silver’s volatility will be driven by industrial demand and China’s recovery. Investors should track key macro triggers as they recalibrate allocations.

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