BiyaPay Analyst: "Silver Costlier Than Oil" Reappears 45 Years Later, Inflation Expectations Heat Up, Recession Concerns Emerge

BlockBeats News, December 25th. Since February, the price of silver has continued to strengthen and at one point exceeded the price of oil, a rare phenomenon known as "Silver Squeeze" reappeared after about 45 years. The market generally believes that this trend reflects funds accelerating into assets that have anti-inflation and store-of-value properties, while expectations for global economic growth and energy demand have become more cautious. Historical experience shows that a "strong silver, weak oil" situation often occurs when macro uncertainty rises and there is a shift in risk preference, but it does not necessarily point to an economic recession.

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