physical Silver demand
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Mexico Is The World's Largest Silver Extractor
Mexico has remained "The King" of silver mining around the world. The country produced around 190.3 million ounces . . . . Neil P.(Read More) -
Gold & Silver Make New 2019 Highs, Help Fight The Counterfeiting Problem
Last week, Friday was the most significant day with Gold closing at a new 2019 high of $1,526 per ounce. As of Friday, Gold . . . .(Read More) -
Gold And Silver On Pace To Hit $1,600 And $18 Per Ounce This Year
Last Wednesday, the Federal Reserve lowered the Fed Funds rate by a ¼ point and announced they will end . . . .(Read More) -
Trade Tensions & Interest Rate Drops Help Metal Markets
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China are intensifying with the Chinese . . . .(Read More) -
It Took Only 10 Minutes To Send Gold And Silver Prices Soaring
(Read More)Italy’s budget turmoil is giving gold and silver an added haven-demand boost at a time when fund managers are rebalancing their asset mix . . . .
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Over 1.5 Billion oz of Silver Forecast to be Consumed
(Read More)in Crucial Green Technologies Through 2030
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Silver Institute April Report
(Read More)The Silver Institute has published their April 2018 News Report . . . .
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The Coming Silver Supply Crunch Is Worse Than You Know
(Read More)I’ve got a series of charts for you that point to a silver trend that is so entrenched in its development, so inevitable in its outcome, so inescapable in its consequences that it comes as close as one can get to a guarantee. And once fully underway, it will have major implications for the silver price, along with the availability of investment metal . . . .
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JP Morgan Has Acquired a “Massive Quantity of Physical Silver”
(Read More)Silver Prices to Surge . . . .
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JPM and Goldman building big positions in physical gold and silver
(Read More)Precious metals specialist, Ted Butler, is nothing but forthright about his views on the big investment banks, notably JP Morgan as top of his list of the ‘baddest dudes’ in the sector. To this he has added the financial sector’s other frequently recognized ‘bad dude’ – Goldman Sachs – accusing them both of playing the markets in such volumes that they totally dominate them and frequently calling them out in what he describes as ‘criminal’ manipulation’ of these markets . . . .