Silver Market Faces Sixth Consecutive Annual Deficit, Raising Liquidity Squeeze Risk

The silver market is projected to experience its sixth consecutive year of structural deficit, with 762 million ounces drawn from inventories since 2021. This trend raises concerns about a potential liquidity squeeze, according to reports from the Silver Institute and Metals Focus. The situation is compounded by weaker demand expectations.

By Carl Surran, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

Silver Market Faces Sixth Consecutive Annual Deficit, Raising Liquidity Squeeze Risk

Topics: demand expectations inventory deficit liquidity squeeze silver market

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