白银价格突破57美元创历史新高，年内涨幅达90%

Price Surge and Market Performance - Silver prices have surged past $57, reaching a historical peak, with a year-to-date increase of over 90%, significantly outpacing gold's 56% rise [1] - On November 28, 2025, COMEX silver futures rose by 6.06% to $57.085 per ounce, while London spot silver surpassed $56 per ounce, marking a historic record [1] Independent Market Dynamics - Silver has exhibited a unique "rapid rise and resistance to decline" characteristic, maintaining upward momentum even when gold experiences short-term pullbacks [2] Core Driving Factors - The expectation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut has surged to 89%, weakening the dollar and enhancing the appeal of non-yielding assets [3] - Increased safe-haven demand due to Middle East conflicts, U.S. government shutdowns, and debt concerns (U.S. debt surpassing $37 trillion) has accelerated capital inflows [4] Industrial Demand Growth - The global photovoltaic installation capacity is expected to exceed 655 GW by 2025, with silver consumption in this sector alone exceeding 5,000 tons annually [5] - The silver usage in new energy vehicles is seven times that of traditional fuel vehicles, with industrial demand now accounting for 58% of total silver consumption [5] - A continuous supply deficit of over 4,000 tons for five consecutive years has led to a decline in London deliverable stocks to 233 tons, a five-year low [5] Market Structure Changes - A short squeeze is occurring as hedge funds reach peak net long positions, compounded by tight inventory conditions [6] - On November 28, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) experienced an 11-hour trading halt due to technical issues, coinciding with silver's historic high, exacerbating liquidity fears [6] Industry Chain Impact - Beneficiaries include investment silver bar manufacturers and recycling companies, with the latter seeing a 30% increase in recovery volume and prices rising from 7 to 9.4 yuan per gram [7] - Conversely, photovoltaic companies are under pressure as silver constitutes 15% of their component costs, leading some to halt purchases and explore copper alternatives [7] Optimistic Projections - Citigroup has a short-term bullish target of $55, while Bank of America has raised its 2026 target to $65 [8] - In extreme scenarios, silver could potentially reach $100 by 2028-2029 if the current momentum continues [8] Technological and Policy Considerations - The industrialization of copper paste in photovoltaics may reduce silver demand by 500-800 tons annually post-2026 [10] - The U.S. has classified silver as a "critical mineral," which may lead to potential tariffs impacting the supply chain [11]