Market diagnosis: Silver has stabilized around the $58-60 support zone for four consecutive weeks, with SI=F settling at $59.38/oz on July 27 — a modest +0.78% gain from the July 13 close of $58.92. The macro environment that drove the June-July sell-off is showing signs of stabilization: the DXY has eased from 13-month highs to the 103-104 range, and markets now price a 58% probability of no change at the July 28-29 FOMC meeting. The structural deficit story is intact — sixth consecutive annual deficit at -46.3 Moz, COMEX registered stocks at ~93.5 Moz, Shanghai premium at ~13% — and has provided the floor that prevented further downside through four weekly tests. The $58 level has held for over a month, transitioning from a retest to a consolidation pattern that increasingly resembles a double-bottom formation. The July 30 FOMC decision is the most probable catalyst for the next directional move. The risk-reward has shifted from defensive to opportunistic — the structural floor is confirmed by four weeks of support, macro headwinds are easing, and the approaching FOMC catalyst resolves uncertainty. Phased accumulation at $58-60 is justified for buyers with H2 2026 exposure requirements.