SLViShares Silver Trust
The schedule
- Thu1Oct
Assessment of global manufacturing PMIs and solar installation trends impacting silver's industrial consumption.
- Tue3Nov
Market assessment of the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections and anticipated fiscal policy under President Trump's administration.
- Thu5Nov
Q3 2026 trust results and evaluation of third-quarter bullion holdings and AUM trends.
- Wed16Dec
December 2026 FOMC rate decision and updated 2027 Dot Plot projections.
- Tue9Feb
Q4 2026 earnings report and year-end trust accounting review.
- Mon15Mar
Debate over the 2027 U.S. federal budget and debt ceiling dynamics.
- Wed5May
Q1 2027 trust report assessing spring bullion demand and institutional flow data.
Past
- Fri14Aug
Actual outcome: Bull
SLV surged past its bull target, driven by a broader rally in precious metals fueled by a weaker U.S. dollar, falling Treasury yields, and easing Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations following softer economic data. The upside momentum was further supported by a Treasury-led bond-market rally and persistent supply-demand deficits, prompting investors to aggressively bid up silver as a hard-asset hedge.
July 2026 CPI report, providing critical cues for real yields and the Federal Reserve's next policy move.
- Tue4Aug
Actual outcome: Bull · $58.55 at outcome
SLV reported its Q2 2026 financials, meeting EPS estimates at $0.00. The ETF's underlying asset, silver, gained traction due to a weaker-than-expected JOLTs Job Openings report and a stabilizing macroeconomic backdrop following the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate hold. This favorable macroeconomic data, combined with renewed retail investor demand buying the recent dip, drove the 4.1% rally in the shares.
SLV reports its Q2 2026 financials and trust holdings summary.
- Wed17Jun
Actual outcome: Bear · $53.92 at outcome
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at its June meeting but signaled the potential for future rate hikes, sparking a sharp selloff in precious metals. This hawkish outlook drove up Treasury yields and strengthened the U.S. dollar, which, combined with easing geopolitical tensions, heavily pressured non-yielding assets and sent silver prices tumbling.
Market digests the June FOMC dot plot and Chairman Powell's commentary on the current 3.63% Fed Funds rate, impacting non-yielding assets.
