Lunar New Year 2026: Why does China market shutdown hurt silver prices more than gold? Explained
Silver prices have seen volatility this week as key Asian markets close for the Lunar New Year. The lack of trading liquidity, especially from China, has intensified price swings, highlighting silver's vulnerability as an industrial metal compared to gold's more stable demand.
Silver prices have seen volatility this week as key Asian markets close for the Lunar New Year. The lack of trading liquidity, especially from China, has intensified price swings, highlighting silver's vulnerability as an industrial metal compared to gold's more stable demand.
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