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Alasdair Macleod questioned why silver remains weak, stating that the issue is not related to supply and demand. According to Macleod, silver's weakness is a phenomenon driven by paper markets, where bullion banks are able to create contracts and dump them into a quiet market, triggering stop orders and pushing prices lower.
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Macleod previously linked sharp markdowns in paper gold and silver to futures contract expiry and strategic moves by bullion banks, as reported in an earlier article. He also highlighted a rise in gold ETF activity despite the gold price remaining below $4,200 in a separate report. These developments add context to his recent comments on the disconnect between silver prices and underlying supply and demand.