Core Insights - China ranks among the top five countries globally in silver reserves, accounting for approximately 11% of the world's total silver reserves, with over 1,500 silver mines [2] - The primary sources of silver supply in China are from mining and recycling, with projected mining output of 3,426 tons and recycling volume of 1,233 tons in 2024 [4] - Industrial demand drives silver consumption in China, with total silver consumption expected to reach 9,428 tons in 2024, of which industrial demand will account for 8,567 tons, predominantly from the electrical and electronics sector [6] - Silver prices have seen a significant increase, with COMEX silver reaching $53.765 per ounce on October 17, up over 70% from $29.985 on January 2 this year [6] Group 1 - China has significant silver reserves, with the Shuangjianzi Mountain silver-lead mine in Inner Mongolia recognized as the largest in Asia and fifth globally [2] - The quality of silver ore in China is relatively low, impacting the overall resource endowment [2] Group 2 - The increasing demand for silver in various applications has led to a need for imports to supplement domestic supply [4] - The electrical and electronics sector is the largest contributor to industrial silver demand, with a consumption of 6,577 tons [6]
我国白银储量位居全球前五 供需情况如何？一文解读
Yang Shi Wang·2025-10-19 18:24