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Group 1: Silver Price Surge - The price of silver has surpassed $74 per ounce, exceeding the price of crude oil for the first time in 45 years, driven by strong demand and structural supply constraints [1][2] - Silver's price increase is attributed to both investment demand and industrial applications, particularly in clean energy sectors like solar panels and electric vehicles [2][7] - The current silver market is characterized by a significant supply constraint, as global pure silver deposits are nearly depleted, leading to silver being produced as a byproduct of mining other metals [11] Group 2: Industrial Demand and Investment Behavior - The industrial demand for silver is robust, with the solar industry consuming nearly 30% of the global annual silver production, highlighting a structural demand gap [8] - Investment behavior is shifting, with some investors turning to silver as a more affordable alternative to gold, especially as gold prices rise above $4,500 per ounce [9] - The ETF market reflects this trend, with iShares Silver Trust showing a significant price advantage over SPDR Gold ETF, attracting funds into the silver sector [10] Group 3: Oil Market Challenges - The global oil market is facing a supply surplus and structural demand transformation, with international oil prices having dropped 21% since 2025, reaching low levels post-pandemic recovery [3][14] - Analysts predict that unless major oil-producing countries coordinate substantial production cuts, the oversupply situation in the global oil market will worsen [14] - Geopolitical stability could further exacerbate supply-demand imbalances by releasing more oil production capacity [15]