And every time the Fed prints, silver doesn’t just move — it detonates.
5️⃣ Let’s review the pattern:
2008–2011: Silver $9 → $49 (+440%)
2020–2021: Silver $12 → $30 (+150%)
2025–2026: ?
History doesn’t rhyme — it compounds.
6️⃣ Why silver this time?
Because it’s no longer just a “precious” metal.
It’s a critical industrial resource:
☀️ Solar panels
🚗 EV batteries
⚙️ AI hardware
🛰️ Defense systems
Supply is flat. Demand is structural.
And China just labeled it strategic.
7️⃣ Physical vs. Paper Is Splitting Apart
Shanghai vaults are draining −74 tonnes in a week.
India’s buying spree is breaking import records.
Western ETFs are bleeding metal while COMEX inventories are down 70% since 2021.
Paper claims are piling up on a shrinking pile of real🥈
China's Strategic Move on Silver: What it Means for the Market and Global Politics 🇨🇳🥈
1️⃣ China's New Policy on Key Minerals China has officially classified silver, along with tungsten and antimony, as strategic minerals under export control.
This is a direct step to solidify China’s position in the global supply chain for critical materials.
But what does this mean for the silver market? 🧐👇
2️⃣ Silver’s Growing Strategic Importance With demand soaring in solar energy, electronics, and national defense, silver is becoming a cornerstone of global energy transition and security strategies.
China produces over 30% of the world’s silver, meaning they control a significant portion of global supply. 🌏🔋
3️⃣ The Impact on Global Supply This move will likely limit silver exports from China, reducing supply available to the rest of the world.
While it's not a total ban, increased regulation and export quotas will likely push the price higher. 💸📈 #SilverSqueeze
🧵 China’s New Gold Rules: Bloomberg calls it a setback — but it’s actually a cleanup. 🥇🇨🇳
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Bloomberg says “China ends gold tax break.”
Reality? China just made it easier for ordinary people to stack gold legally and tax-free.
Let’s break it down 👇
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From November 2025:
🔹 Annual tax-free limit for personal gold sales jumps from 200 000 RMB ($27 k) to 500 000 RMB ($70 k).
🔹 That means millions of Chinese can now buy, hold, and sell gold without paying VAT or income tax.
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Plus — a brand-new tax deduction for gold investors.
If you invest through official channels (bars, ETFs, SGE), you can deduct 10 % of your annual gold investment from your taxable income.