Since late November, domestic silver prices have risen sharply. According to data from the Bank of Shanghai Main Link, the price of silver has risen all the way from 12,000 yuan to 18,000 yuan per kilogram, an increase of as much as 50%. “The silver bullion is out of stock now, and the factory is not taking orders.” A seller from Shenzhen Shuibei told the reporter on the 29th that due to the sharp rise in silver prices, their silver bullion business is also booming. Since there are too many customers who have placed orders, the silver bullion in her hands is no longer enough to be shipped. Ms. Yang, the owner of the store, said that now when she goes to the factory to buy silver bars, she needs to grab them. Therefore, if her customer wants to order a single kilogram of silver bars, they need to pay a deposit of 2,000 yuan first. If they get it themselves, let the customer make up the final payment for delivery, and if they can't grab it, they return it. “At one point, I was two minutes slow, and seconds were gone.”

Since late November, domestic silver prices have risen sharply. According to data from the Bank of Shanghai Main Link, the price of silver has risen all the way from 12,000 yuan to 18,000 yuan per kilogram, an increase of as much as 50%. “The silver bullion is out of stock now, and the factory is not taking orders.” A seller from Shenzhen Shuibei told the reporter on the 29th that due to the sharp rise in silver prices, their silver bullion business is also booming. Since there are too many customers who have placed orders, the silver bullion in her hands is no longer enough to be shipped. Ms. Yang, the owner of the store, said that now when she goes to the factory to buy silver bars, she needs to grab them. Therefore, if her customer wants to order a single kilogram of silver bars, they need to pay a deposit of 2,000 yuan first. If they get it themselves, let the customer make up the final payment for delivery, and if they can't grab it, they return it. “At one point, I was two minutes slow, and seconds were gone.”