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This is exactly what a tightening physical market looks like.

Record Chinese silver imports, rising LBMA lease rates, tightening premiums in Japan, massive SLV options positioning, and COMEX inventories falling back toward pre-tariff levels all point to the same thing: physical silver demand is accelerating globally while the paper market is struggling to keep up.

What makes this even more important is that this demand is increasingly industrial and sovereign-driven — not just retail speculation.

At the same time, copper breaking to new all-time highs above $14,000/ton confirms that the broader commodity cycle is strengthening. Precious metals and industrial metals are now moving together, which historically happens during major inflationary and monetary regime shifts.

The market still largely treats silver as a small speculative trade. That disconnect may not last much longer

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They could impose copper coins within Sweden, and force everyone to accept them, but that was harder to do with other countries.

Here's the whole financial history of Sweden, straight from the horses mouth.

Any and all possible monetary or financial misstakes and stupidities were it seems pioneered by Sweden back in the 1600:s and 1700:s.

It's all there, yet no-one in any other countries seems to have learned anything.

https://www.riksbank.se/en-gb/about-the-riksbank/history/historical-timeline/

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