UBS Cuts Silver Price Targets to $85/oz for Q2 End, Down from $100/oz

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According to UBS strategists Wayne Gordon and Dominic Schnider on May 15, UBS cuts its silver price targets due to narrowing supply deficits. The bank revised its annual silver supply deficit to 60–70 million ounces, down significantly from its previous estimate of 300 million ounces, citing weakening investment demand, softer industrial consumption, and increased mine supply. The bank lowered its Q2 year-end target price to $85 per ounce from $100, and its year-end target to $80 per ounce from $85.

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