1) Silver has been mined since 3000 BC in Turkey and is currently mined mainly in Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, and Australia through direct mining and as a byproduct of other metal mining. 2) Demand for silver has increased many folds in recent years due to its use in electronics, batteries, solar panels, and other industrial applications. However, supply has not kept up with rising demand. 3) Factors like inflation, economic growth, currency exchange rates, and speculation affect silver prices in addition to the basic supply and demand dynamics. Strong global economic growth and rising industrial demand are expected to push silver prices higher in the long run.

2. HISTORY OF SILVER 1st mined in 3000 Bc in Turkey

3. Mined mainly in Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, Australia.

4. Sources Directly mined.Byproduct of gold,lead,copper

5. TOP TEN SILVER PRODUCING COUNTRIES

6. ECONOMIC INDICATORS AFFECTING THE SILVER PRICE Unemployment rate

7. GDP

8. Non- farm Payrolls

9. Home Sales data

10. Manufacturing Index

11. Trade BalanceFACTORS AFFECTING THE SILVER PRICESupply & demand

12. Inflation

13. Oil

14. Political Scenario

15. Dollar Index

16. Speculation

17. World Economic SituationINDISPENSABLE METAL OF LIFEWE ARE SURROUNDED BY SILVERMOST CONDUCTIVE METALELECTRONICS BIGGEST DRIVER OF SILVEREVERY THING WE USE HAS SILVER IN ITINDUSTRY DEPENDS ON SILVERINDUSTRIAL AND PERSONAL USE WE ARE SURROUNDED BY SILVER

18. MOST CONDUCTIVE METAL

19. ELECTRONICS BIGGEST DRIVER OF SILVER

20. EVERY THING WE USE HAS SILVER IN IT

21. INDUSTRY DEPENDS ON SILVER

22. INDUSTRIAL AND PERSONAL USESILVER AS AN INVESTMENT LAST YEAR RETURN OF 80%

23. DOES NOT LOOSE ITS VALUE UNLIKE CURRENCY NOTES

24. HIGH DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL USES

25. SCOPE FOR GROWTH VEHICLES OF INVESTMENT BARS