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Gold & Silver Holders: Don't Make This Mistake Before the Fed Decision! | Jamie Dimon's Huge Warning

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Money Insiders profile imageMoney Insiders23 Jul 2026, 13:00 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the interplay of geopolitical risks, oil-driven inflation, and federal reserve policy expectations impacting silver's price. The 23% jump in the September Fed hike probability to 78% in 48 hours, driven by a combination of geopolitical escalation and potential energy supply disruptions, is seen as a key factor. Specifically, the Houthi maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia and pressure on the Strait of Hormuz are noted as creating a compound energy supply disruption, which is more inflationary than disruption alone. This is expected to push oil prices significantly above current levels, leading to higher inflation expectations and potentially higher rate-hike probability. The analysis highlights that the market has repriced a significant portion of the hawkish scenario, with silver at $60 today rallying from eight-month lows near $55 a week ago. The analyst suggests that if Thursday's jobless claims and ADP data come in stronger than expected, indicating labor market resilience and continued hiring, the September probability could move above 80% before Friday's PMI. This would remove near-term rate-hike pressure and give the safe-haven component room to assert itself in the price. The structural deficit in silver, with China's export controls and a shift toward physical ownership over paper trading, is also seen as a long-duration force supporting silver independently of short-term data. The risks highlighted include the potential for a more significant Red Sea disruption if tankers are successfully targeted, and the possibility of the Fed interpreting strong labor data as a sign of continued economic resilience, leading to higher rates. The analyst's conclusion is that the market's pricing of the hawkish scenario and the structural demand for silver mean that investors who understand what they own and why are better positioned than reactive investors who are swayed by short-term data noise. The data suggests that the market is already pricing in a significant portion of the hawkish Fed scenario, leaving little room for further upside unless new information emerges. The risk for silver holders now is that dovish commentary or softer data could lead to a pullback.

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