Gold-Silver Ratio Crosses 60: What This Means for Your Investments

• Gold and silver prices have shown extreme volatility, leading to significant changes in the gold-silver ratio.
• The gold-silver ratio, which indicates how many ounces of silver are needed to buy one ounce of gold, recently crossed 61 after falling to a multi-year low of 44-46 in late January 2026.
• A ratio above 60 suggests the market is rebalancing, with gold gaining demand as a safe haven and silver consolidating after a sharp rally.
• Investors should consider their risk tolerance: silver offers higher volatility, while gold provides more stable performance.
• The ratio previously exceeded 120 during the COVID period, highlighting its dynamic nature.