The Gold-Silver Ratio Is Expanding — and Being Misread

The gold-silver ratio has expanded to 62.05:1 — silver is down ~7% since April 22 versus gold’s ~4%. Most investors are reading that as a bearish signal. Here’s why the ratio expansion is a short-term positioning story, and why the structural case for silver — six consecutive supply deficits, record China demand, Basel III tailwinds — has not changed.
