In accordance with TheCCPress, China’s Ministry of Commerce will implement silver export restrictions starting January 1, 2026, requiring exporters to obtain licenses. The policy is expected to reduce global silver supply by 60-70%, significantly impacting the electronics and solar industries. Large state-certified companies producing at least 80 tons annually will be eligible for licenses. The move reflects China’s strategy to control mineral resources and strengthen its global market position.
China to Impose Silver Export Controls Starting 2026, May Cut Global Supply by 60-70%
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China’s Ministry of Commerce will impose silver export controls starting January 1, 2026, requiring licenses for exporters. The policy could cut global supply by 60-70%, affecting electronics and solar sectors. Only state-certified firms producing at least 80 tons annually will qualify. Traders should assess the risk-to-reward ratio as support and resistance levels in silver markets may shift. The move aligns with China’s resource control strategy.
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