Why Institutions Are Buying Metals Again

In this appearance on the Flyover Conservatives Show, Dr. Kirk Elliott explains what actually moves the precious metals charts, returning to supply and demand as the underlying driver. He walks through silver's months-long consolidation after its correction and notes that net flows into gold and silver ETFs have turned positive again after a long stretch of outflows, a sign that banks, funds, and institutional buyers are viewing metals differently. He then turns to Project mBridge, the digital settlement network China has built, and Germany's willingness to settle in gold rather than in any single national currency, which he reads as a shift away from one dominant reserve currency. He also discusses roughly $39 trillion in federal debt, a debt-to-GDP level above 100 percent, and the short-term debt that must be refinanced at higher rates. He closes on why perception of the future shapes prices today, and invites viewers to schedule a consultation with the KEPM team.