New Analysis Highlights Supply Deficits, Industrial Demand, and Precious Metals Market Trends

Key Highlights:

• New silver price forecast explores scenarios under which silver could reach $150 per ounce in 2026 

• Analysis cites persistent supply deficits and limited new mine production 

• Growing industrial demand from solar, electric vehicles, and data centers tightens the silver market 

• Macro forces, including inflation concerns and monetary policy shifts, may support higher precious-metal prices 

• Full report available from The Oregon Group, a leading commodities research platform 

London, UK – TheNewswire - Jan. 6, 2026 — The Oregon Group, a commodities and critical-minerals research platform, has released a new silver price outlook analyzing whether silver prices could reach $150 per ounce in 2026, amid tightening supply, rising industrial demand, and renewed investor interest in precious metals.

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The analysis, titled “Can Silver Hit $150 in 2026?”, evaluates the key drivers shaping the global silver market following a historic breakout in 2025. According to the report, silver has entered 2026 with strong momentum after multiple years of structural supply deficits and accelerating demand from both investors and industrial users.

Silver plays a unique dual role as a precious metal and an industrial commodity, with growing consumption tied to solar power, electric vehicles, data centers, and advanced electronics. At the same time, new mine supply has struggled to keep pace, contributing to persistent market tightness.

“Silver fundamentals today look materially different than in past cycles,” said Anthony Milewski, Senior Analyst at The Oregon Group. “While a $150 silver price is an aggressive scenario, the combination of constrained supply, industrial demand growth, and macroeconomic uncertainty makes it worth serious consideration.”

The report also examines broader macroeconomic forces influencing silver prices, including inflation expectations, currency debasement concerns, and historical patterns showing silver outperforming gold during late-stage precious-metals bull markets.

While many silver price forecasts for 2026 remain more conservative, The Oregon Group outlines the specific conditions under which higher-end outcomes could emerge if current trends continue.

The full silver market analysis and 2026 price outlook can be read here:
https://theoregongroup.com/commodities/gold/can-silver-hit-150-in-2026/

About The Oregon Group

The Oregon Group is an independent investment research firm specializing in emerging trends in the commodities and energy sectors. Led by natural resources expert Anthony Milewski, the firm delivers insights at the intersection of capital markets, geopolitics, and critical mineral supply.

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