Silver inventories in warehouses linked to the Shanghai Futures Exchange are down to 715, the lowest since July 2016.
Silver stockpiles have declined -86% since the 2020 pandemic peak.
Meanwhile, gold inventories in the Shanghai Gold Exchange are down -83% since the 2021 high, to 519 tonnes, the lowest since December 2015.
This has been mainly driven by massive gold and silver exports to London, where a supply shortage has forced inflows amid a squeeze that pushed precious metals prices materially higher.
In October alone, Chinese exports of gold jumped to 660 tonnes, the highest volume on record.
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China's #gold and #silver are skyrocketing:
Silver inventories in warehouses linked to the Shanghai Futures Exchange are down to 715, the lowest since July 2016.
Silver stockpiles have declined -86% since the 2020 pandemic peak.
Meanwhile, gold inventories in the Shanghai Gold Exchange are down -83% since the 2021 high, to 519 tonnes, the lowest since December 2015.
This has been mainly driven by massive gold and silver exports to London, where a supply shortage has forced inflows amid a squeeze that pushed precious metals prices materially higher.
In October alone, Chinese exports of gold jumped to 660 tonnes, the highest volume on record.
Gold and silver are marking history
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