Shouchuang Futures: The residual effects of Peru's energy crisis emergency decree are still present, and silver rose by as much as 2%

Peru, the world’s top three silver producer (accounting for over 10% of global output), issued an energy emergency decree due to a natural gas pipeline explosion, leading to domestic power supply shortages and limited industrial natural gas quotas. Peru prioritized electricity for people’s livelihoods, restricting mining industry electricity use. Mining operation rates declined, and supply contraction expectations triggered the market. Yesterday, silver prices had already fermented, and there is still residual momentum today. Gold, on the other hand, remained relatively flat and was unaffected. Supply-side disruptions are usually sudden short-term factors and are not suitable for trading participation. (Chuangchuang Futures)