Will China's New Exchange Regulations on July 24th Change the Way Silver is Priced Around the World?

This Friday, China will vastly curtail the amount of paper trading allowed on their exchanges, with the Shanghai Gold Exchange essentially removing paper contracts from the retail side of the gold and silver markets. Many people believe this will force the world's silver and gold prices higher and are convinced that Friday will usher in a much needed beginning of fair market prices in the metal's market. In this video, we will explore the possible impacts that this banning of certain paper contracts will have on worldwide prices for precious metals.