Silver has languished despite its persistent structural deficit between silver’s supply versus demand. The metal is increasingly difficult to find and produce, while demand continues to rise. None of this has seemingly been reflected in the price. The "paper" silver markets, where the price is set, have been stuck in a range since early 2020. Supply and demand are economic laws that can only be circumvented temporarily. Nevertheless, the law still applies. The forces involved at present point to higher prices for silver. The Silver Institute reports the all-in sustaining cost (AISC) for producing silver jumped by ... (full story)