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A sudden 10% tariff announcement tied to the “Greenland deal” may have triggered a real supply shock in the global silver market. This isn’t politics — it’s logistics. The LBMA–COMEX pipeline depends on metal moving between London and New York to keep prices aligned. But tariffs can turn that flow into a one-way valve, trapping physical silver and breaking the arbitrage that keeps the system stable. In this investigation, we break down how a tariff wall can isolate London, distort the global spot price, and accelerate a physical squeeze as demand tightens across key hubs. If silver can’t move freely, the market stops acting like one market — and price discovery changes fast.

📌 Watch to the end for the “roach motel” effect, why location matters more than spot price, and what this could mean for physical premiums, delivery risk, and the next breakout move.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Greenland Tariff Shock Explained
03:57 Why LBMA vs COMEX Depends on Metal Movement
07:59 The “Tariff Trap” and Broken Arbitrage
12:37 London Supply Crisis and Default Risk
16:31 What This Means for Silver Price & Physical Buyers