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THE $14 LIE: Silver Is $71 In New York But $89 In China (72 Hours Left)

Silver Has Two Prices Right Now — The $14 Gap That Shouldn’t Exist

Why Silver Is $71 in the U.S. and $89 in China (Markets Are Fracturing)

The $14 Silver Gap Explained: Arbitrage Just Failed

Silver Market Breakdown: Two Prices, One Metal, 72 Hours to Go

Silver is currently trading at two dramatically different prices across global markets. In New York, silver is priced near $71 per ounce, while in China it is trading close to $89. This $14 gap represents an 18% price difference for the same physical metal — something that should not exist in a functioning global market.

In this video, we explain why arbitrage has failed, how China’s upcoming silver export restrictions are breaking global price synchronization, and why physical silver markets are diverging from paper futures markets. This is not a prediction or a trading signal. It is a structural analysis of how markets behave when liquidity disappears, regulation intervenes, and physical supply constraints overwhelm financial models.

We break down ghost-week liquidity, stop-loss cascades, institutional accumulation strategies, COMEX inventory dynamics, and the role of the Shanghai Futures Exchange in revealing true physical demand. We also explain why price reconnection, when it occurs, is rarely smooth and often violent.

This situation is not just about silver. It is a real-time case study in how global markets fracture when capital controls, geopolitics, and physical constraints override arbitrage. Understanding these mechanics is essential for anyone following commodities, precious metals, or systemic market risk.

This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

Silver price gap explained

New York vs China silver prices

Why arbitrage failed

China silver export restrictions

Physical vs paper silver

Ghost week liquidity effects

Market structure breakdown

Commodity supply stress

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Two prices for the same metal means the system is under stress.
The real question isn’t which price is correct — it’s how violently they reconnect.

👇 Comment below:
Which price do you think reflects reality — $71 or $89?

DISCLAIMER:
The content in this video is for educational purposes only and represents my personal opinions and market analysis. It should not be considered professional financial investment advice.