Paper silver has driven the market for years, but with metal in short supply, physical demand is beginning to exert control.

Silver trades near $92 on COMEX but around $130 in Shanghai, showing a 40% price gap driven by paper futures trading versus physical demand.

Historically, large gaps between paper and physical silver do not persist. Futures prices adjust faster and more violently ...

Analysts whose crystal balls scored spectacular gains or predicted major market upheavals are followed by investors and other ...

As of date, the largest net short position on Silver on the Shanghai Futures Exchange belongs to Bian Ximing, according to an analysis by Bloomberg and citing people with knowledge of his investments.

Silver hit an all-time high of $121.60 per ounce on Jan. 29, 2026, then sank to $74 in a single session, a drop so extreme it ...

Gold, silver rates today: During China’s Lunar New Year holidays, gold and silver often witness lower participation, as major Asian exchanges—including those in Shanghai and Hong Kong—remain closed, ...

Billionaire trader Bian Ximing holds Shanghai’s futures market largest net short position on the metal, now worth nearly ...