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ROI-What just happened? Ten charts to help make sense of markets in 2025

In 2025, markets were significantly influenced by changes in technology, energy, and geopolitics. Key highlights include a rise in U.S. tariffs to nearly 17%, a 10% decline in the dollar, and a surge in gold and silver prices due to safe-haven demand. The U.S. technology sector, particularly AI stocks, faced volatility, while European defense stocks tripled in value amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. Oil prices spiked briefly due to conflict in the Middle East, illustrating the impact of geopolitical events on energy markets. Overall, 2025 was marked by unexpected economic shifts and investor behavior.

Reuters·
Reuters·

Spot platinum fell by over 9%

36Kr learned that spot platinum fell more than 9% to $1,985.5 per ounce

36Kr·
36Kr·

Silver's soaring to $80/oz boosted betting markets with 26% odds of hitting $90 and 45% odds of surpassing $85. Bookmakers predict an 84% chance of drop below $70 amid speculation frenzy.

Silver prices have surged to $80 per ounce, leading to increased betting activity on its future. Odds for silver reaching $90 have risen to 26%, while the chance of surpassing $85 is now at 45%. However, bookmakers also predict an 84% likelihood of prices dropping below $70, reflecting a mix of optimism and caution among speculators.

Unusual Whales·
Unusual Whales·

Economist Peter Schiff criticizes disconnect as silver surges 35%, but mining stocks only up 11% in Dec. Schiff claims miners 'should have doubled' due to leveraged exposure to metal.

Economic analyst Peter Schiff criticized the disconnect between the 35% surge in silver prices and the 11% increase in silver mining stocks in December. He noted that mining stocks, which typically offer leveraged exposure to silver, should have doubled in value. Despite silver prices continuing to rise, mining stocks have not reflected this trend, leading Schiff to express confusion over the market's response.

Unusual Whales·
Unusual Whales·

Palladium is down by 5.11%

Palladium decreased 5.11% to 1531 USD/t.oz

Trading Economics·
Trading Economics·
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