Серебряная лихорадка в Китае: цены взлетают, покупатели занимают деньги и продают жильё

A sharp surge in demand for physical silver has been recorded in China. In the Shu Bay area of ​​Shenzhen, a massive crowd of buyers is observed around Tuli Bay, the country's largest gold and jewelry trading center. People are purchasing silver bars and silver blanks in quantities previously reserved for wholesale industrial purchases. According to eyewitnesses and video bloggers, trading continues late into the night. Demand significantly exceeds supply. Suppliers are unable to meet the volumes, and some shipments are being purchased immediately upon arrival. In some cases, trucks and tow trucks are being used to remove the purchased silver. We are not talking about jewelry, but about raw silver. These are investment-grade bars, silver sheets, and high-purity blanks, which are used both for storing value and for further processing. In the professional community, such products are called national standard silver blanks.