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Silver’s surge at the end of November wasn’t just about price it exposed deeper questions about liquidity, physical supply, settlement credibility and the fragility of modern market infrastructure.

In this video, Jan Skoyles explains what really happened in the silver market last week: the mechanics, the rumours, the outages and the physical tightness that are forcing investors to rethink how silver actually trades in moments of stress.

She breaks down:
Why silver’s volatility is a warning label, not a victory
How a 10-hour CME outage shook confidence in market continuity
The delivery rumours what they reveal
Tightness in London & multi-year low inventories in Shanghai
Rising lease rates and shrinking buffers
Retail momentum through micro futures
ETF flows and how demand is shifting
Why Asia’s growing role (and Singapore rumours) matter

The widening gap between paper incentives and physical constraints
Silver does not need a villain to behave like this.

It only needs a brittle system, a thin buffer, and enough people choosing the real metal over the promise.

Video Length 00:08:43

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