Safe-haven panic just went supernova. Silver shattered history by blasting past $95, while gold ripped above $4,700 as global fear flooded into hard assets. Futures traders didn’t hesitate, silver and gold contracts ignited with aggressive upside momentum, signaling conviction, not caution.

The gold-silver ratio holding near 49 hints at capital rotating, not retreating, as metals battle both inflation anxiety and geopolitical chaos. Industrial demand may soon feel the strain, but right now, fear pays the premium.

Stocks bled worldwide. Trump’s tariff threats rattled Europe and Asia. US equities slid hard. Japan’s bond yields spiked on political shockwaves. In a world wobbling under uncertainty, gold and silver aren’t just hedges, they’re weapons.