Silver's industrial utility is finally colliding with its physical scarcity. While silver prices have recently surged, hitting a new all-time high, that excitement is merely a reflection of a fundamental market shift. This analysis, based on data from the World Silver Survey 2025 (The Silver Institute), examines how the global silver market has fundamentally inverted, moving from a period of comfortable surplus to one defined by chronic structural deficits.

Gold reached a new milestone on October 8, 2025, trading above $4,000 per ounce for the first time. This new price level is drawing significant attention to the gold market and the producers who supply it.

Global copper production data for Q2 2025 is in, offering fresh insight into how the world’s largest miners are performing. This quarter’s rankings of the top 16 producers reveal a mix of recovery, resilience, and growth across the industry.

Silver Production Q1 Infographic The first quarter of 2025 revealed a dynamic landscape for the world's leading silver producers. A...

Gold Production & AISC q1 2025 Infographic Following our earlier analysis of gold production figures, we now turn our attention to a...

The copper production numbers for the first quarter of 2025 are in. In this article, we take a closer look at the top producers, standout performances, and year-over-year trends shaping the global copper industry.

The global silver market is experiencing a notable shift, driven largely by surging industrial demand—particularly from the green energy and electronics sectors. According to the report, total silver demand is expected to reach 1.148 billion ounces this year, while supply is forecast at just 1.030 billion ounces. This shortfall marks the fifth consecutive year of market deficit.