China will impose export restrictions on silver starting January 1, 2026. The new regulations will require special government licenses for all silver exports.
As a result of these upcoming restrictions, silver prices in Shanghai have risen to $85 per ounce, reflecting a premium of approximately $5 over spot prices in the United States.
This development comes amid a broader context of economic changes, including recent developments in global export policies.
Further updates on related economic impacts and market reactions are expected as the implementation date approaches.
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