The CME Silver Volatility Index has remained above 80 today. The highest in the history of the index is 96.20 and the lowest is 13.97. The normal situation fluctuates between 25-35. When the index is >60, it indicates that the volatility of silver has reached an extreme state. Beginning on December 26, the CME Silver Volatility Index broke through 60 and continued to rise. After opening on December 28, it even jumped above 80. When the volatility index reaches a very extreme high point, it indicates that the market's expectations for sharp future fluctuations are very high, often accompanied by high sentiment, extreme prices, and the risk of short-term pullbacks. Extremely high implied volatility often occurs during breakout stages, shortfalls, liquidity fears, and pressure caused by exchange margin adjustments.

The CME Silver Volatility Index has remained above 80 today. The highest in the history of the index is 96.20 and the lowest is 13.97. The normal situation fluctuates between 25-35. When the index is >60, it indicates that the volatility of silver has reached an extreme state. Beginning on December 26, the CME Silver Volatility Index broke through 60 and continued to rise. After opening on December 28, it even jumped above 80. When the volatility index reaches a very extreme high point, it indicates that the market's expectations for sharp future fluctuations are very high, often accompanied by high sentiment, extreme prices, and the risk of short-term pullbacks. Extremely high implied volatility often occurs during breakout stages, shortfalls, liquidity fears, and pressure caused by exchange margin adjustments.