The Price Gap That No One’s Talking About Silver recently closed trading in Shanghai at $131.31 per ounce, roughly $16 higher than prices in the United States. This Chinese silver price gap is more than a simple discrepancy — it reflects mounting physical demand and tightening global supply conditions. That difference isn’t noise — it’s a signal. When a key industrial metal trades at a sustained premium in the world’s largest manufacturing hub, it tells us one thing clearly: real demand is overwhelming available supply. Historically, price discovery in commodities often begins where the physical demand is strongest. Right now, that place is China. Why China Is Driving the Silver Market China has become the world’s leading producer of: Electric…
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