A five hundred gram gold bar, left, and a a one kilogram gold bar, produced by Swiss manufacturer Argor Hebaeus SA, in Budapest, Hungary.
Gold prices steadied after climbing to their highest in nearly nine months on Monday, as a softer dollar and expectations of slower interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve added to bullion's shine.
Earlier in the session, prices hit $1,929 per ounce, a peak since late April.
"The growing adoption of green energy sources continues to favor fabrication demand for silver ... Silver bar and coin demand continued to be high," ANZ said in a note.
"We expect silver to perform well, in tandem with gold, as investors look for cheaper alternatives to gold."