BiyaPay Analyst: "Silver is more expensive than oil" reappears after 45 years, inflation expectations heat up, recession concerns rise

BlockBeats News, December 25 — Since February, silver prices have continued to strengthen and once surpassed oil prices. The rare phenomenon of “silver being more expensive than oil” has reappeared after about 45 years. The market generally believes that this trend reflects an acceleration of capital flow into assets with anti-inflation and preservation properties, while expectations for global economic growth and energy demand have become more cautious. Historical experience shows that “silver strong, oil weak” often occurs during periods of rising macroeconomic uncertainty and risk preference shifts, but does not necessarily indicate an economic recession. BiyaPay analysts pointed out that in the current environment, the core of asset allocation is to enhance flexibility and capital efficiency. Participating directly in US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, futures, and other multi-asset trading with USDT, combined with digital currency spot and contract Maker zero-fee mechanisms, helps reduce trading friction and strengthen cross-market allocation capabilities. BiyaPay’s one-stop multi-asset trading service provides investors with more efficient tools to cope with macroeconomic fluctuations.