BlackRock's SLV silver ETF added over 200 tons of silver in four sessions, bringing holdings above 15,060 tons.

Silver prices plunge while the world's largest silver fund adds 15 tonnes; SLV now holds over 14,900 tonnes valued at about $29 billion.

A major holder sold about 40 tons of silver, coinciding with SLV price pressure after four consecutive gains.

The post reports that silver prices are recovering after the US jobs report, noting market interest in the world's largest silver fund.

Silver miner Sinda Ltd. seeks up to $345.2 million in a US IPO and private placement to capitalize on rising metals prices.

iShares Silver Trust holdings decreased by 33.76 tonnes to 14,939.09 tonnes.

President Trump said he would handle a possible Red Sea blockade if it occurs.

The world's largest gold fund takes unusual action as gold prices plunge, while the silver fund has sold for four consecutive sessions, maintaining a defensive posture as gold struggles to hold the $4,000/oz psychological level.

Smaller royalty firms like Ecora and Empress see rising metals prices and mine financing demand narrowing valuation gaps with major players.

Samsung reported a record Q2 operating profit of 89.40 trillion won, exceeding estimates, while LG Energy's profit of 113.3 billion won missed forecasts.

A media account discusses whether to buy a top silver ETF given silver's price below $75 per ounce, attributing the decline to transitory factors.