7 DAYS LEFT: Mexico’s New Silver Export Tax Triggers Global Supply Panic

Описание: The silver market is facing its biggest disruption in decades — and most people have no idea what's coming.
Mexico, the world's largest silver producer, just implemented a new export tax that takes full effect in seven days. This isn't a minor policy tweak. This is a structural supply shock that's sending shockwaves through global markets, industrial supply chains, and investment portfolios.
In this deep dive, we break down exactly what's happening, why it matters, and what comes next.
Mexico produces 23% of the world's silver — nearly 200 million ounces annually. That's more than Peru and China combined. The new export tax is designed to force refining and processing to happen on Mexican soil, disrupting decades of optimized global supply chains. And the countdown is on.
Right now, companies are scrambling to secure inventory before the tax hits. Refineries are placing emergency orders. Industrial manufacturers are building buffers. Investment funds are buying at rates we haven't seen since 2020. This pull-forward demand is already driving sharp price moves — and we're only getting started.
But this goes deeper than short-term volatility. This is about resource nationalism, supply chain fragility, and a fundamental repricing of one of the world's most critical industrial metals.
In this breakdown:

Why Mexico's export tax is triggering global supply panic
How 23% of world silver production is being restricted
What the 7-day countdown means for prices and supply chains
Why solar, electronics, and EV industries are in emergency mode
How industrial and investment demand are colliding
What happens when paper silver meets physical shortage
Why other countries might follow Mexico's lead
The difference between trading the event and investing for the long term
Scenarios for where silver prices could go from here
What mining companies and refiners are doing right now
How this compares to past commodity supply shocks
Why this could be the start of a multi-year trend

This isn't hype. This is happening right now.
Premiums are spiking. Delivery times are stretching. Options markets are pricing in major moves. And we're seven days away from the full impact hitting the market.
Whether you're an investor, a trader, an industrial buyer, or just someone trying to understand what's happening in commodity markets — this is the breakdown you need.
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