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The World Silver Institute, in its annual outlook released Wednesday, maintained its previous view that the global silver market will experience a supply shortage for the sixth consecutive year. The report indicates that the supply gap is expected to widen by 15% to 46.3 million troy ounces in 2026. While demand for silver bars and coins is expected to grow by 18%, demand from industrial, photographic, jewelry, and silverware sectors is declining, potentially reducing total consumption by 2%. Supply is projected to decrease by 2%, primarily due to a slight decline in mining activity and reduced hedging, but this is partially offset by a 7% increase in recycling. The report states that while the Iran war casts a shadow over the short-term price outlook, it maintains a “constructive view” on silver for the remainder of 2026. The institute expects the Middle East conflict to be contained and that the tightening of monetary policy to curb energy inflation will be temporary. Even if the war continues, concerns about weak growth and fiscal strain may depress real bond yields, thereby boosting non-interest-bearing precious metals such as silver and gold. The report writes, “This, coupled with a recovery in safe-haven demand as cyclical market liquidations occur, should reignite interest in gold and silver.” (Jinshi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that AI startup Hilbert has announced the completion of a $28 million Series A funding round, led by top venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). Hilbert aims to help businesses automate growth-driving business decisions, addressing a key industry pain point: companies are investing heavily in AI but struggling to see tangible returns. Its AI engine processes multi-dimensional data signals, generating actionable growth insights through machine learning, reducing decision-making cycles from months to minutes. (Jinshi)

According to Huoxun Finance, US President Trump recently stated that he will dismiss Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell if he remains in office after his term expires. Powell's term as chairman ends on May 15. Trump said, "If he doesn't leave, then I'll have to fire him." Currently, Trump's nominee, Warsh, has not yet been confirmed by the Senate, and Powell may continue to serve as "interim chairman." Trump also criticized Powell for not lowering interest rates as he wished and questioned the cost of the Fed headquarters renovation project.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that US President Trump stated he will dismiss Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell if he remains in office after his term expires. Powell's term as chairman is scheduled to end on May 15th. In an interview, Trump said, "If he doesn't leave, then I'll have to fire him." It is understood that Trump's nominee, Walsh, has not yet been confirmed by the Senate, meaning Powell may continue to serve as "interim chairman" during the transition period. Powell has previously stated that he will remain in office in accordance with the law if a successor is not confirmed. In addition, the US Department of Justice is currently investigating the renovation project at the Federal Reserve headquarters. Trump has repeatedly criticized Powell for not lowering interest rates as he wished and questioned the related project costs, claiming that there may be "corruption or serious mismanagement." Powell responded that he has no intention of resigning before the investigation is completed and emphasized that he will fulfill his duties until the investigation is "completely concluded and has a transparent conclusion." (CCTV News)