The writing has been on the wall for years, but now it’s hitting like a freight train—gold and silver demand is outpacing supply, and banks are shutting the doors on ordinary investors looking for protection. Silver: The Last Safe Haven Before the Doors Slam Shut Banks in South Korea, including KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Woori, and NH NongHyup, have stopped selling silver bars after an unprecedented surge in demand. Why? Because investors are scrambling to buy silver as gold supplies dwindle. The Korea Gold Exchange had already cut off bank sales of smaller gold bars last October. Now, with 1-kilogram bars disappearing fast, they’ve pulled the plug on silver too. This isn’t just a local phenomenon—this is a global trend. Let’s…
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