The global silver market is facing one of its most disruptive shocks in decades following the introduction of new tariffs tied to Greenland trade routes, triggering a cascade of unintended consequences across physical bullion markets. In this video, we break down how a seemingly targeted 10% tariff has effectively severed key supply chains, destabilized the LBMA pricing mechanism, and exposed structural weaknesses that have been building beneath the surface for years.
As Peter Schiff has repeatedly warned, financial markets built on leverage, paper claims, and artificial price suppression are vulnerable to sudden breaks when policy collides with physical reality. What we are witnessing now is not just a temporary price dislocation, but a fundamental divergence between paper silver prices and the real-world cost of acquiring physical metal.
The London Bullion Market Association, long considered the backbone of global precious metals pricing, is now facing unprecedented stress as inventory flows tighten, settlement risks rise, and replacement costs surge beyond quoted spot prices. This video explains why premiums are exploding, why physical silver is becoming harder to source, and why traditional arbitrage mechanisms are failing under tariff-driven constraints.
We analyze how these tariffs function as a choke point rather than a simple tax, why bullion banks are being forced into increasingly fragile positions, and how investors relying on ETFs and paper exposure may be holding instruments that no longer reflect actual market conditions. Peter Schiff’s insights help connect the dots between monetary policy, trade policy, and the long-term erosion of confidence in centralized pricing systems.
If you’re wondering why silver prices don’t seem to reflect shortages, why dealers are quoting weeks-long delays, or why institutional players are quietly repositioning, this video lays out the mechanics behind the headlines. This is not about speculation or hype — it’s about understanding how structural market stress develops, how it spreads, and why it often becomes visible only after the damage is already done.
WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS VIDEO:
• Understand why silver premiums are rising even when spot prices lag
• Learn how tariffs disrupt physical bullion supply chains
• See why the LBMA pricing model is under strain
• Hear Peter Schiff’s perspective on paper vs physical metals
• Discover how replacement costs are reshaping the silver market
• Gain insight into risks facing ETFs and leveraged silver products
• Stay ahead of structural shifts most investors miss
Disclaimer:
Peter Schiff is referenced in this video for commentary and educational discussion purposes only. The views discussed are his own and do not constitute financial advice. This content is not affiliated with or endorsed by Peter Schiff or Euro Pacific Capital. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – The Greenland Tariff Shock Explained
01:45 – Why a 10% Tariff Can Break a Global Market
04:10 – How LBMA Pricing Really Works
06:30 – Physical Silver vs Paper Silver
09:15 – Premiums, Shortages, and Replacement Costs
12:00 – Peter Schiff on Market Fragility
14:35 – Bullion Banks and Arbitrage Failure
17:10 – What This Means for Investors
19:30 – The Bigger Picture for Precious Metals
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