Silver Hits Record High at $105

The evidence strongly supports the conclusion that silver reached a new record high in the vicinity of the claimed price. Multiple authoritative financial news and data sources corroborate this event. A CNBC report confirms that silver hit "record highs" due to specific geopolitical events. More specifically, the Investing News Network reports a new all-time high of $100.87, and Trading Economics states the record is $95.92. These figures are very close to the claimed $105, and minor discrepancies in reported intra-day highs are common across different data providers during periods of high market volatility. The plausibility of such a price surge is further supported by Bloomberg articles discussing favorable market sentiment from hedge funds and the potential for a metals "supercycle."The primary piece of contradictory evidence comes from APMEX, which lists historical highs around $49. However, given that the other sources are news reports detailing a very recent event (dated 2026), the APMEX data likely reflects the historical record *before* this new peak was established and is therefore outdated in the context of the claim. Similarly, the blog post speculating about a future $100 price for silver is likely outdated and written before the event occurred. The weight of the timely, high-authority evidence points to a new record high being set around the $100 mark, making the statement that it reached $105 substantially true.