Silver Nears 1980 Record As London Short Squeeze Fuels Global Bullion Rush

About Silver Nears 1980 Record As London Short Squeeze Fuels Global Bullion Rush

Silver prices approached a 43-year high, reaching nearly $52 an ounce amid a London short squeeze that intensified buying pressure. Record gold prices above $4,070, tight supply, Federal Reserve rate cuts, and increased safe-haven demand contributed to the surge. Silver lease rates soared above 30%, highlighting intense market activity. This rally reflects growing investor optimism and a bullish global bullion market driven by supply constraints and macroeconomic factors.