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Silver’s 2025 Surge From Laggard to Leader
In this video, we break down silver’s eye-catching 2025 move through the lens of the gold-to-silver ratio, central bank activity, and industrial demand. You’ll see how the ratio spiked above 104 in April 2025—near its second-highest level ever—while the long-term average sits closer to 70. We explore why geopolitical risk and concerns over U.S. deficit spending pushed global central banks toward gold as a diversification away from the dollar, fueling a broader “debasement trade” into hard assets. We then look at how silver initially lagged, only to surge more than 50% in just over two months starting in ...
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