if this pace continues (−50 t per week), China’s vaults could dip below 1 000 t by mid-November.
That would mark one of the lowest levels since 2020, when supply chains were shattered and premiums exploded across Asia.
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Why it matters:
When physical silver drains from Chinese vaults, it usually signals tightness in the real market — not paper.
Industrial demand (solar, electronics) and investor buying are both pulling from the same pool.
And that pool is shrinking.
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Meanwhile, Western “paper markets” still pretend everything’s fine —but you can’t short what’s not there.
China’s silver outflows are a real-world stress test for the illusion of abundance created in London and New York.
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Keep watching the SGE inventory chart.
When it breaks below 1 000 t — it’s not just a number.
It’s a signal that Asia owns the price discovery,
and the East is stacking while the West is sleeping. 🥈🐉
#Silver #China #SGE #SilverSqueeze
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SLV ETF Alert:
➡️ 9.65 million new shares created today
➡️ 8.7 million ounces supposedly delivered into SLV
➡️ New high for the year in shares outstanding
Sounds bullish, right? More demand = higher price?
Not on the paper market.
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On the very same day, silver crashed −5.5%.
From $52.39 → $49.50.
So how can the biggest “delivery” of the year cause the sharpest price drop?
Because most of that silver never moved.