Bank of America remains bullish on silver, sees $35 an ounce by 2026
Although market volatility has knocked silver down a peg with prices trading below $30 an ounce, a growing chorus of analysts is not ready to give up on the precious metal just yet.
Bank of America is the latest institution to weigh in on the market, seeing robust potential in the mining sector. Despite the recent selloff in silver, Michael Widmer, the bank’s precious metals strategist, expects silver prices to push to $35 an ounce within the next two years.

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