Damning Data for $1,000 oz Silver Long Term

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SD Bullion says spot silver closed the week at $64.55/oz bid and spot gold at $4,375/oz bid, with the gold/silver ratio easing to 67:1. The update frames the move as part of a broader fiat-debasement narrative, pointing to U.S. national debt approaching $40tn and more than doubling since gold bottomed near $1,050/oz in late 2015, while gold has more than quadrupled over the same span. The piece is explicitly bullish on bullion, arguing that ballooning debt and unfunded liabilities across the U.S. and Western economies support higher long-term nominal precious-metals prices. It also highlights ongoing retail bullion buying and promotional spot-priced silver/gold coin offers, reinforcing the “buy physical” message rather than presenting a formal market analysis. Near term, the takeaway is simply that momentum remains constructive for both metals, especially if macro fears around debt, fiscal sustainability, and currency debasement keep feeding safe-haven demand. That said, the content is promotional and does not provide institutional flow data, positioning, or a clear catalyst beyond the broader macro backdrop.