Peter Spina: Silver Is Poised To Blow Past $100

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Peter Spina argues the macro backdrop remains constructive for gold and silver, with rising Treasury yields, sticky inflation and broader distrust of U.S. debt supporting the long-term precious-metals case. He says efforts to cap bond yields may only buy policymakers time, not solve the underlying fiscal pressure, and frames the current cycle as a multi-year bull market rather than a short-lived spike. A key plank of his view is continued central-bank diversification away from Treasuries and toward gold, which he sees as reinforcing the structural bid for bullion. On silver, he is notably aggressive, arguing the metal has significant upside potential and could eventually move beyond $100/oz, with historically strong mining margins adding leverage to producers, developers and junior explorers. Near term, the message is still broadly supportive for XAU/XAG if real rates remain under strain and foreign demand for U.S. paper weakens further. The main risk is that a renewed bond-market stabilization or a stronger USD/real-yield rebound delays the move, but Spina’s framing implies any pullback is a buying opportunity within a longer precious-metals upcycle.