A Real Asset for Real Times
In a world of digital money, shifting currencies and growing economic uncertainty, silver remains one of the few tangible assets you can hold, store and trust. Unlike paper or virtual assets, silver provides real value—metal you can feel. Over the past decade, silver has shown its resilience and potential. For example, global supply-demand data shows a structural deficit in silver that supports long-term value.
Supply Shortages & Growing Demand
Data from industry-leading surveys show the global silver market entering a sustained supply shortfall. Between 2015 and 2022, industrial demand soared—driven by electronics, solar panels, and renewable energy technologies—while mine production lagged. Meanwhile, physical investment in silver bars and coins also increased—bar & coin investment rose from approximately 20% of global demand in 2010 to nearly 28% by 2015.
Price History – Last 10 Years
Examining silver’s performance over the last ten years offers insight into its strength as an investment. Silver’s spot price has experienced significant ups and downs—yet the overall trend points upward. A ten-year chart shows the metal’s return patterns and helps investors anticipate future opportunity. In 2025, silver even posted its best annual return in 10 years in some markets, outperforming gold in certain regions.
Industrial & Investment Drivers
Several major drivers are boosting silver’s future potential:
- Industrial use: Silver is essential in electronics, solar energy, electric vehicles, and medical devices — all rapidly growing sectors.
- Inflation hedge: When currencies weaken and inflation rises, tangible assets like silver become especially valuable.
- Affordability: Compared to gold, silver offers many of the same benefits at a lower cost—making it attractive for younger or new investors.
- Emerging market demand: Countries with rising incomes and growing middle classes (including Bangladesh) will increasingly turn to silver for investment and jewellery.
Why It Matters for Bangladesh
For Bangladesh, the case for silver is strong:
- Bangladesh imported around US $20.5 million of silver in 2023.
- With increasing digitalisation, inflation pressure and global metal trends, silver offers a locally-relevant investment option that diversifies away from cash and currency risk.
- As industrial and jewellery demand in Bangladesh grows, early investment in silver can position you ahead of larger price moves.
How You Can Get Started
Here’s a simple roadmap:
- Decide the amount you’re comfortable investing — even small amounts work.
- Choose high-purity silver (e.g., 999 fine silver or 92.5 sterling silver) and go with a trusted supplier.
- Store securely — keep your silver in safe locations (home safe, bank deposit, or locked storage).
- Watch market trends — monitor supply deficits, industrial demand and major price shifts.
- Stay long-term focused — while silver prices fluctuate, the structural drivers suggest growth over time.
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