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Gold hovering around 4,210 dollars and silver holding above 58 dollars are not simply price points but signals of systemic strain. Analysts warn that the present rally reflects deeper structural pressures, and if those pressures continue to build, the next upside moves could dwarf anything seen in modern financial history. Mario Innecco, a Financial Markets and Macroeconomics Analyst, argues that the market is gradually awakening to the reality that central banks and governments have no pathway out of the current debt cycle except further monetary debasement.
Innecco notes that the world’s second- and third-largest government bond markets are showing signs of instability. German 30-year yields have climbed to their highest levels since 2011, while Japanese 10-year yields approach 2 percent amid persistent selling pressure. Rising yields mean falling bond prices, and falling bond prices reflect fading confidence in sovereign debt. This is significant because government bonds form the foundation of modern fiat currencies. When that foundation cracks, the spillover into other asset classes—including gold and silver—is inevitable.
Eric Yeung, a respected thought leader in the world of commodities and precious metals, emphasizes the structural shortages underpinning the silver market. He argues that the global free float of physical silver cannot be rebalanced unless prices rise far beyond current levels. In his view, silver’s path from 20 dollars to 100 dollars is driven by two forces: chronic mining deficits and massive industrial demand. The expansion of solar-panel production across BRICS nations, the rapid adoption of electric vehicles, and the military-industrial sector’s increasing consumption are all major contributors. Reports suggest that some advanced weapons systems may contain significant quantities of silver, adding another layer to already inelastic demand.
Yeung also highlights the accelerating shift of physical metals trading toward Asia. Singapore, Shanghai, and soon Hong Kong are becoming dominant centers for physical gold and silver flows. Rumors circulating through the market suggest that Chinese state-linked buyers may have recently stood for hundreds of millions of ounces of silver across LBMA and COMEX channels. Whether or not the exact figures are accurate, the trend toward large-scale physical accumulation is undeniable. At the same time, Western inventories appear strained, particularly during major delivery months, raising questions about long-term availability.


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