Silver Skyrockets to $99 in Shanghai — Banks Are Losing Billions
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Загружено: 2026-01-15
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Silver just hit $99 in Shanghai, while COMEX still shows $90 — a $9 spread that is sending shockwaves through the banking system. This isn’t just a price difference. It’s a structural mismatch between physical silver demand in the East and paper contracts in the West, exposing fragility in global financial markets.
In this video, we break down:
✅Why Shanghai silver surged to $99 while COMEX lagged
✅How the $9 price gap is creating massive stress on banks holding short positions
✅The mechanics of physical vs paper silver and why this matters for investors
✅Historical examples of similar spreads and their consequences on market liquidity and margin calls
✅What this means for future silver pricing, arbitrage opportunities, and risk exposure
✅Banks are being tested in real time, and investors watching only COMEX might be blind to the true market risk. When spreads reach extremes, the system isn’t just inefficient — it’s breaking.
If you want to understand the forces moving silver markets globally, and how physical demand is rewriting the rules, this video explains exactly what’s happening behind the headlines.
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