银价 飙涨！“国外极度缺货”?

Group 1 - The international silver price has significantly increased, with London spot silver reaching a record high of $59.33 per ounce and NYMEX silver futures closing at $59.053 per ounce, marking a rise of over 2.7% [1] - The volatility of silver futures has increased, with multiple instances of daily price fluctuations exceeding 5% since October [1] Group 2 - In the Shenzhen market, the retail price of silver reached 16.4 yuan per gram, close to its highest level this year, but sales of silver jewelry remain stable as consumers focus more on styles rather than price [3] - 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 [5] - A jewelry brand representative noted a 16% price increase over two weeks, but consumer activity remains calm compared to previous peaks, with more sales than purchases [7] Group 3 - The demand for precious metals has broadened due to the impact of gold tax policies, leading some stores to diversify into silver sales [9] - There is a growing interest in various investment metals, including silver, gold, and platinum, with increased inquiries about derivative investment products [11] - Analysts attribute the rising silver prices to a global decline in silver inventory, resulting in a tighter supply in the spot market, while cautioning against the risks of chasing prices in the short term [11] - Reports indicate a severe shortage of silver in international markets, with rising leasing rates, suggesting a phase of stockpiling, particularly in overseas markets [13]