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Western governments love talking about resilience, but war has a funny way of exposing who actually prepared and who just made speeches. Canada’s antimony gap is one of those ugly weak spots that suddenly looks way more serious once you remember how much defense hardware depends on secure mineral input. If you see antimony, silver…

That would mark the 4th consecutive annual increase and would also DOUBLE the average pre-pandemic levels. Corporate debt issuance is set to surge to a record $6.9 trillion, while government debt issuance is expected to rise to $21.9 trillion, also an all-time high. By comparison, governments and corporates issued $23.7 trillion of debt in 2020,…

Year-to-date, silver imports are up to ~1,626 tonnes, the highest on record. Surging demand was driven by retail investors purchasing small silver bars as a lower-cost alternative to gold, and solar manufacturers front-loading production ahead of the removal of export tax rebates on April 1st. The global solar industry consumes ~20% of total annual silver…

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Silver Price Surged Last Year Despite Modest Drop in Demand According to the Silver Institute, AI helped boost silver demand, while higher prices led to a decline in the amount of silver used in the solar energy sector. Mike Maharrey Tue, 04/21/2026 – 09:15

World government debt already stands at ~94% of GDP. Debt-to-GDP has risen +16 percentage points since 2015, with the US and China responsible for the majority of the increase. This comes as the US is running a government deficit of 7-8% of GDP, with debt projected to rise to 142% of GDP by 2031. At…

content (Bloomberg) — China’s imports of silver surged to an all-time high in March as demand from retail investors and the country’s massive solar industry pushed purchases well above the seasonal average. Article content The world’s biggest silver consumer imported around 836 tons last month, extending a strong run of inbound shipments so far this…

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Technical Scoop: Precious Recovery, Oil Plummet, Gulf Contingency Silver could be on the cusp of breaking resistance at $62, but we need to get over $107.50 to suggest new highs. The TGD over 1,000 looks better and over $1,050 suggests new highs ahead. David Chapman Mon, 04/20/2026 – 09:00

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The losses are primarily driven by the Fed paying out more in interest to banks and money market funds than it earns from its bond and MBS holdings. Since the losses began in September 2022, the Fed has stopped remitting income to the Treasury Department, ending a streak that totaled +$1.36 trillion since 2008. However,…

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Well well well… who could of saw that coming… options expire on April 17th…. institutions make fat bank on all the put options expire worthless…. AND boom the blow up a tanker in the Straight…… what perfect timing for wall street…… like clockwork….. The markets are totally not rigged to steal “currency” from the retail…

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