碾压黄金！银价狂飙续创新高，年内涨幅超100%

Core Viewpoint - Silver prices have surged to a historic high, significantly outperforming gold, with a year-to-date increase of approximately 105% [1] Group 1: Price Movement - On December 3, international spot silver rose by 0.8%, reaching a record high of $58.94 per ounce [1] - The domestic futures market also showed strong performance, with the main Shanghai silver contract rising over 2%, achieving eight consecutive days of gains and continuously breaking historical highs [1] Group 2: Supply and Demand Dynamics - Following a silver shortage in London in October, silver inventories from China and the U.S. have flowed into London, alleviating the tight situation, but inventories continue to decline [1] - Shanghai silver inventory has dropped to a near ten-year low, with near-month contract prices exceeding those of far-month contracts, indicating a "backwardation" structure that reflects short-term supply pressure [1] - A global decline in inventories has led to significant signs of warehouse congestion in the spot market, with tight physical delivery conditions triggering a chain reaction of short squeezes that may further drive up silver prices [1] Group 3: Market Analysis - China International Futures believes that silver's rebound potential may be greater than that of gold [1] - While gold remains in an upward channel, it is currently experiencing high-level fluctuations after rapid gains, with future catalysts dependent on the interplay of "declining real interest rates" and "weaker dollar" [1] - In contrast, silver shows stronger short-term certainty, with the historically high "gold-silver ratio" indicating substantial room for correction, and increasing demand from industrial sectors like photovoltaics providing support for silver prices [1]