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Atomic symbol AU has been getting love from investors during these uncertain times, but let's spare a thought here for AG.

I'm David Brancaccio in Los Angeles. We're coming up on two weeks since gold crossed above $4,000 an ounce for the first time. At a time of uncertainty, maybe gold would hold value if things were to fall apart as part of the logic. Now, silver is not chopped liver either. It hit an all-time high last week, and it's gone up more than gold this year, helping fuel that rally is an actual physical shortage.

Marketplaces Savannah Peters reports.

At the beginning of the year, something weird was happening in the silver market.

Huge volumes of silver bars were being flown from the metals international trading hub in London to New York.

People literally were putting metal on airplanes and shipping it across. Maria Smirnova is with Sprott asset management. She says

silver is heavy. Shipping it by air across an ocean normally just isn't profitable. But fear over

President Trump's tariffs was driving up silver

prices on the U.S. market. And that's starting to happen the other way now. People are putting

metal on planes to go back. Smirnova says that unusual flow of silver into the U.S. in early

2025, plus a spike in demand for silver during the Diwali holiday in India,

helps explain why the London Exchange nearly ran out of physical silver last week. But underlying all

of that is a longer-term shortage of the white metal. There hasn't been enough investment in

silver mines in the last 10 years.

Global demand for silver has been outstripping supply since 2020, according to the industry trade

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