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The BRICS countries are stepping up their policy of accumulating physical precious metals. In addition to gold, silver turned out to be the focus of attention: India joined active purchases, preparing to purchase record volumes of the metal. This creates pressure on Western exchanges, which have been dominated for decades by trading in "paper" silver without real supplies.

Silver has updated its historical high, exceeding $82 per ounce. Since the beginning of the year, the metal has grown by 185% and surpassed Nvidia in terms of capitalization, becoming the second most expensive asset on the planet.

Silver reached record price levels, reinforcing signals of rising inflation risks and changing investment priorities. Economist Peter Schiff attributes the metal's rally to the Fed's return to quantitative easing and rising bond yields, which undermine confidence in fiat currencies.