📊 Silver/Oil Ratio Reaches Historic Levels

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📊 Silver/Oil Ratio Reaches Historic Levels

As of December 2025, the Silver/Oil ratio has reached 1.02, the highest in history. For context:

  • Historical Average (55 years): 0.33

  • Previous Record: 0.56 (2020 COVID period)

  • All-Time Low: 0.15 (2005)

This ratio reflects how many barrels of oil can be bought with one ounce of silver. A higher ratio may indicate that silver is outperforming oil relative to historical norms.

Key Historical Events Impacting the Ratio:

  • 1973: Arab Oil Embargo

  • 1980: Hunt Brothers Silver Peak

  • 1998: Asian Financial Crisis

  • 2020: COVID-19 Market Crash

  • 2022: Ukraine War

The current high suggests a significant divergence from the historical average, which can be a signal for investors to reassess commodity strategies.

Source: Jack Prandelli, X-Handle (as of 16th December 2025)

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