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Sign InSilver prices (XAG/USD) remain under sustained selling pressure below the $70.00 level, driven by the strong US Dollar Index (DXY) and rising Treasury yields. The market continues to grapple with a structural disconnect between paper trading contracts and physical bullion availability following the 44% plunge from January peaks. Adding to this complexity is a significant gap in official data, as silver used in military and aerospace applications is currently excluded from global demand statistics. This underreported fundamental driver suggests that physical market tightness may be significantly higher than official figures indicate. While liquidity challenges persist on the COMEX, some analysts view this hidden demand as a catalyst for a potential contrarian entry point. Consequently, the current maximum pessimism in the market may be overlooking a critical long-term support factor from the defense sector. This shift in narrative highlights a growing divergence between reported inventory levels and actual industrial consumption.