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Shanghai Prices Silver at $104 While New York Shows $92 The Gap Exposing a Broken Market

A $12 gap in silver pricing shouldn’t exist in a normal market.Yet Shanghai is pricing silver near $104 while New York shows around $92.In this breakdown,we explain what a “two-tier” silver market really means,why arbitrage isn’t closing the spread,and how physical premiums,deliveries,and visible inventories can reveal hidden stress. We’ll cover the key signals to watch:regional premiums,futures vs physical divergence,vault flows,delivery behavior,and why industrial demand can keep buying pressure alive even during pullbacks.If this gap persists,it forces one big question:which price is real,the screen price or the price that actually secures metal? 00:00 Shanghai $104 vs New York $92 (the gap explained) 03:17 Why arbitrage isn’t closing the spread 06:54 Vault flows,deliveries,and physical premiums 10:19 Industrial demand vs paper price mechanics 13:11 What happens next + the weekly checklist