银价，飙涨！“国外极度缺货”?

Group 1 - International silver prices have significantly increased, with London spot silver reaching a record high of $59.33 per ounce and COMEX silver futures closing at $59.053 per ounce, marking a rise of over 2.7% [1] - The silver market in Shenzhen is experiencing a rational investment trend, with increased volatility in silver futures and multiple instances of daily price fluctuations exceeding 5% since October [2] - Retail silver prices in Shenzhen's Shui Bei market have reached 16.4 yuan per gram, close to the year's peak, but sales of silver jewelry remain stable as consumers focus more on styles rather than price [4] Group 2 - Despite the rising prices, consumers are not engaging in mass purchases, with more silver being returned than sold, indicating a more rational approach to silver investment [8] - A jewelry brand representative noted that while silver prices have increased by 16% over two weeks, the current market activity is much calmer compared to previous peaks, with more sales than purchases [10] - The demand for precious metals has broadened due to tax policies on gold, leading some stores to diversify into silver sales alongside gold [12] Group 3 - The market is experiencing a significant supply tightening due to a global decline in silver inventories, which is contributing to the rising prices [17] - Analysts have observed a trend of "short squeezes" in international markets, with increasing silver leasing rates indicating a severe shortage of silver [16] - The current phase is characterized by stockpiling of silver, particularly in overseas markets, although caution is advised regarding the associated investment risks [16]