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Silver's Two-Speed Market: New York Refills While Shanghai Pays Up
New York's silver vaults are refilling, which looks bearish, and yet the tightness didn't vanish, it just moved to Shanghai, where buyers now pay roughly 11% over the world price. Silver has spent the last two weeks looking like a market that lost its story. The metal sits near $61.50, gold trades around $4,150, and the gold-silver ratio has settled near 67. Silver is down about 13% from its end-2025 close near $71 and roughly 49% below the January 29 all-time high of $121.62, though still up close to two-thirds from a year ago. On the surface, that is a soft tape, and the headline that keeps circulating makes it ... (full story)
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