Shanghai Explodes — How a US Strike Just Broke the Silver Supply Chain скачать в хорошем качестве

Shanghai Explodes — How a US Strike Just Broke the Silver Supply Chain

In this episode of Empire Economics, we analyze the deep-rooted connection between Mexican mining infrastructure and cartel control. With major operations like Fresnillo, First Majestic, and Pan American Silver facing an unprecedented succession war, the global silver market is staring at a massive supply shock. Silver is already trading near all-time highs at $88 per ounce, with a structural deficit of 200 million ounces. If Mexican production (roughly 190 million ounces annually) is disrupted, we could see physical silver availability vanish. We break down the stages of this crisis, the impact on COMEX inventories, and why price targets of $120–$150 are now mathematically supported. #SilverPrice #EmpireEconomics #GlobalEconomy #SilverShortage #Mexico #MiningNews #PreciousMetals #supplychaincrisis DISCLAIMER The content presented in this video and on the Empire Economics channel is for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. The host is not a registered financial advisor, broker, or dealer. If you hold physical silver or mining stocks, this is a must-watch. Subscribe to Empire Economics for more "boots on the ground" financial analysis. COMMENT BELOW: Where are you watching from? (USA, Canada, Mexico, etc.?)