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Silver Demand Hits a Sixth Straight Deficit, The Supply Math Doesn't Add Up

Newswire.ca - Thu Feb 26, 10:56AM CST

Issued on behalf of Americore Resources Corp.

USANewsGroup.com News Commentary 

VANCOUVER, BC , Feb. 26, 2026 /CNW/ -- The silver market is heading for a sixth consecutive year of structural deficit in 2026, with the shortfall projected at 67 million ounces as industrial consumption continues to outpace mine supply[1]. J.P. Morgan Global Research sees silver prices averaging $81 per ounce this year, more than double its 2025 average, with the physical deficit projected to reach 245 million ounces[2]. These fundamentals are drawing attention to Americore Resources (TSXV: AMCO) (OTCQB: AMCOF), GR Silver Mining (TSXV: GRSL), Pan American Silver (NYSE: PAAS), Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL), and Vizsla Silver (TSX: VZLA).

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