Global silver inventories are collapsing at a pace we haven’t seen in decades, from China’s SGE/SHFE to COMEX and even major ETFs. Massive, irregular outflows—millions of ounces at a time—signal that something big is shifting beneath the surface of the silver market. Analysts now warn that this year’s silver deficit could become the deepest on record, with cumulative shortages since 2019 already exceeding 1.3 billion ounces. Add in tightening liquidity and the growing risk of sudden investment surges, and the setup for explosive silver price action is becoming hard to ignore.

In the shadows of today’s noisy financial markets, a quieter and far more consequential shift is underway. China—long the world’s largest gold miner and now its most aggressive accumulator—is buying metal at a scale that dwarfs official disclosures. Major central banks are following a similar path, quietly rotating out of fiat exposure and into hard reserves at a pace not seen in modern history. This East-led accumulation isn’t just a hedge; it’s a signal of fading confidence in the stability of the global monetary order.

Yet gold is only half of the story. Silver, once treated as gold’s humble cousin, is emerging as a strategic metal at the very moment global inventories are thinning. With its critical role in electronics, solar technology, artificial intelligence hardware, and national-security infrastructure, silver is shifting from an industrial input to a geopolitical asset. Nations that ignored supply chains for decades are now scrambling to secure future access.

Together, these trends reveal a world quietly preparing for a different kind of financial future—one where tangible reserves, not promises, determine economic resilience. As China stockpiles gold, central banks diversify out of weakening currencies, and silver steps into its new strategic spotlight, the precious-metals landscape is entering a phase that investors can’t afford to overlook.

Silver just got officially crowned a critical U.S. mineral, and that’s sending ripples through the entire precious metals world. From tightening global supply chains to central banks quietly stacking gold, the signs of a new bull run are flashing everywhere. We’ll break down why $100 silver and $5,000 gold aren’t as far-fetched as they sound — and what it all means for investors like you. Grab your coffee and catch this week’s Bullion Market Update before the next big move hits.

Silver just closed October with its highest monthly finish ever, up an incredible 64% year-to-date — but the story behind the surge runs far deeper. From China’s collapsing inventories to India’s growing solar-driven demand, global forces are reshaping the precious metals market. The U.S. banking sector’s hidden risks and central bank buying spree add even more fuel to the fire. Analysts now see $60 silver and $5,000 gold on the horizon. Don’t miss this week’s full market breakdown — listen to the full report and discover what could be driving the next surge in gold and silver prices.

Over the past two weeks, gold and silver sentiment has shifted sharply from excitement to concern, even though market fundamentals remain steady. In this mid week market update, James Anderson, Senior Analyst at SD Bullion, and Cole Keller, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, share their on-the-ground insights into the precious metals market. They break down what current price charts and trends reveal about the ongoing bull market and why recent pullbacks are normal. By analyzing global demand data and historical patterns, James and Cole explain what is really driving short-term volatility. Listen to the latest update to understand why gold and silver investors can stay confident in the broader bull market trend.

Gold just defended the $4,000 line while silver flirted with $49, but beneath the headlines, the real action is happening in the vaults and trading desks. From JPMorgan’s bullish gold thesis to a massive 27-million-ounce silver drain, the setup for precious metals has rarely looked this dramatic. Even JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon is hinting at five-figure gold “$10,000 gold makes sense”, and that’s not a man known for hyperbole. Listen this week’s update now to catch the inside story before the next big move hits.

On October 21st, Gold plunged over $200 and silver nearly $4 an ounce in one of the most dramatic market moves of 2025 — a correction so sharp it’s being called historic. Is this the end of the bullion bull run or just the calm before the next surge? But what’s really happening behind the scenes? SD Bullion's COO Cole Keller and senior market analyst James Anderson pull back the curtain on the physical precious metals industry — where retail demand is surging even as paper prices tumble. They cut through the noise, revealing the real forces driving this unprecedented volatility. Don’t miss this urgent analysis that exposes the disconnect between Wall Street’s paper markets and Main Street’s rush to buy real bullion.

The silver market is entering a critical “supply crunch” phase — and the signs are everywhere. Even as spot prices dip, global physical demand is surging to multi-year highs, straining refineries and sovereign mints. Major wholesalers are flashing the same message across their offer sheets: “SOLD OUT.” Tune in to the latest podcast to get ahead of the curve and understand what this tightening supply means for premiums, delays, and your stacking strategy.

In this week’s market update, CNBC’s Manisha Gupta sits down with SD Bullion’s senior analyst James Anderson to unpack one of the most dramatic moments in precious metals this month. With silver and gold hitting all-time highs during the trading day this past week, Anderson offers rare insights into what’s driving this powerful rally. He breaks down the London silver squeeze, record-breaking demand from India, and how shifting market dynamics are reshaping price discovery. This isn’t just another price move — it’s a structural story every precious metals follower should understand. Don’t miss this week’s report if you want to stay ahead of what could be a historic turning point for gold and silver.

Silver’s heating up — but is it really on track to hit $100 per oz, or are we headed for another wall at $50 like in 1980 and 2011? In this week’s episode, SD Bullion CEO Chase Turner sits down with senior analyst James Anderson to break down silver’s price charts and uncover what the data is really showing. James shares eye-opening comparisons between gold’s breakout past $2,000 per oz and what that could mean for silver’s next leg up. From refinery bottlenecks to supply crunch fears, this conversation pulls no punches on what could spark silver’s next moonshot. Don’t miss this one — it might just change how you see the silver market forever.

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