Silver has a close correlation with gold, and would benefit from a fierce rally in Gold prices. Correlations between the two since the start of the Fed’s tightening cycle suggest that a surge in gold to, say, $3,100 an ounce will send silver toward $38 per ounce, representing an upside of more than 30% from current levels.
What happens if the Fed is unable to reduce rates as much as the traders are factoring in? If the central bank were to cut rates by, say, just 125 basis points, gold may settle around $2,711 an ounce. In this scenario, silver will climb to $33.11, still representing an upside of about 16%.