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Crude Oil Price Forecast for Next Week

WTI Crude oil prices declined sharply by nearly 12% this week, slipping towards $90 per barrel and recording their steepest weekly fall since mid-April, as hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough between the US and Iran eased concerns over potential supply disruptions. US President Donald Trump held discussions with Qatar's Emir, while Tehran reportedly reviewed nuclear proposals conveyed through mediators. Diplomatic efforts involving Qatar and China have raised expectations of a possible agreement to end the conflict and restore crude flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the round of talk on table, continued tanker attacks and Iran's demands for sanctions relief, frozen asset releases and the lifting of the US naval blockade continue to pose significant supply-side risks.

Silver Price Prediction for Next Week

COMEX Silver prices declined around 6.18% over the week, pressured by stronger US dollar, rising real yields and persistent inflation concerns that reinforced expectations of further Fed tightening. The dollar index climbed above 103, its highest since March 2025, following elevated US consumer and producer inflation data. Markets increasingly expect a 25-bps Fed rate hike in December. Meanwhile, silver's industrial outlook remained mixed, with overall demand forecast to fall 5% this year, including a 21% decline in solar-sector consumption. Although the market is expected to record a fifth consecutive annual supply deficit of 35 million ounces, increased ETP selling and reduced industrial consumption have improved physical market liquidity, limiting upside potential.

Gold Price Forecast for Next Week

COMEX Gold prices closed near $3,883/oz, their lowest levels since September 2025, pressured by a stronger US dollar and rising Treasury yields amid expectations of aggressive Fed tightening. US CPI rose 0.4% in October, while markets priced in an 89% probability of a 25-bps December rate hike. Hawkish Fed commentary and elevated inflation further weighed on bullion. Meanwhile, Indian gold demand remained firm as lower domestic prices encouraged festive purchases, with Dhanteras-Diwali demand rising 30% year-on-year in volume terms, despite imports falling 39.9% during April-October. The US 10-year Treasury yield gained 30 bps weekly, as persistent inflation and AI-sector credit concerns intensified selling pressure across fixed-income markets.

Indian Stock Market Prediction For Next Week

The overall month has been quite unpredictable. While many on the chart stood strong, most of them have slipped. Bank Nifty on the other hand maintained its grip for a long time but now appears slightly bearish. Let’s see what the coming month holds for the investors as Mr. Sumeet Bagadia, Executive Director of Choice takes us through the weekly predictions of the market.

Share Market Prediction For Tomorrow

Indian equities witnessed a relatively range-bound session on 12 November 2026, with Nifty closing at 25,299.35, up 44.30 points (+0.18%). The index opened mildly lower by around 46 points at 25,213.50 and touched an intraday low of 25,142.95 near the opening. It subsequently recovered and advanced to an intraday high of 25,384.80 during the first half, followed by consolidation and profit booking at higher levels. The index managed to hold above the 25,250 mark but showed resistance at higher levels after the recent sharp rally.

Gold vs Silver: Which Metal Offers Better Investment Opportunity After the Recent Correction?

Gold may remain the preferred choice for investors looking for stability and capital protection, while silver could offer higher growth potential but with greater price volatility. According to Kaveri More, Commodity Technical Analyst at Choice Broking, the recent correction has changed the risk-reward outlook for both precious metals. Gold's stability and liquidity continue to make it a stronger option for conservative investors, while silver may appeal to those willing to take on additional risk for potentially higher returns.